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Staff Writer Thomas Chamberlain examines the rise of Elon Musk’s political power, arguing that the weaknesses of various left-leaning governments have enabled deeply troubling...
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Staff writer Rachel Cooke discusses the shift in art brought by AI, and the changing value of art and artists as a result. In...
Business
Staff writer Connor Williams takes a sceptical look at Elon Musk’s supposedly good intentions and lofty language in his recent take-over of Twitter “Just setting up...
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Comment Editor Hanna Pham on Twitter CEO’s decision to take paternity leave and why this should be more normalised. Newly appointed Twitter CEO, Parang...
Culture
Culture Editor Alex Blank reviews Patricia Lockwood’s 2021 novel “No One Is Talking About This” and its representation of an online consciousness. Patricia Lockwood’s...
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Roar writer Theodore Nash on the January 6 Capitol Hill riots and what they say about the ways in which we consume information. The...
Boston Political Review
Roar writer Cristiana Sandeva’s analysis on the toppling of statues in Portland, the response from Trump, and polarisation in the US. On October 11,...
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Roar writer Gabriel Rinaldi criticises the use of Twitter polls as indicators for the political mood, calling for continued reliance on scientific surveys. After...