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Our estrangement from nature might just be both older and less permanent that we think
Michael Slaby
As much fun as was had last week watching the hammering Speaker McCarthy took on the way to the gavel, if it really is "The People's House", then it's…
Michael Slaby
To those of you who’ve been reading 7 Bridges for a while, thanks for that — I hope these essays and ideas might have encouraged some different…
Michael Slaby

December 2022

Is there a modern equivalent of the 95 Theses? Does it matter? Perhaps we don't need the permission of history to begin.
Michael Slaby
What the Twitter upheaval might teach us about private public goods.
Michael Slaby

November 2022

The 2022-ness of what we're living through started well before this cycle, and we need to embrace both a longer horizon and new everyday, always-on…
Michael Slaby

October 2022

Ever-present political ads this time of year feel omnipresent and unavoidable, but are they really that dominant of a cultural force?
Michael Slaby

September 2022

Recommending a newsletter from Noah Smith that you might enjoy.
Michael Slaby

August 2022

A COVID short story that might tell us something about how we might think differently about managing this phase of the pandemic.
Michael Slaby
The value of time away and the constant challenge (and opportunity) of attention.
Michael Slaby

June 2022

I'm heading off the grid for the next month and will leave you with an open-ended set of thoughts about what I'm looking for and what we might need.
Michael Slaby
Look with humility and graciousness to Black leaders and Black voices to understand and engage in the conversations and reckonings necessary to…
Michael Slaby
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