Brian Goldstone uses the stories of several families in Atlanta to methodically and compassionately examine the plight of the working poor in America. It's a story of families doing everything they can to stay housed, fighting against a system designed to ...

Here's the natural history of enshittification: First, platforms are good to their users. Then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers. Next, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. F...

I wanted to like this, I liked the premise and I liked various parts of it but the whole of it felt disjointed. I love the notion of mutual aid, I share the author’s concerns for the apocalyptic implications of what we’ve done to the climate and many o...