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Richard is a smart, kind and thoughtful guy with a wide range of interests and experiences — including law, software engineering, history and political science, citizenship, and fiction & literature. At nearly 80 years of age he reflects on his lived experiences with curiosity and bemusement, and sometimes a bit of sadness, but with out narcissistic navel-gazing or histrionics. His essays on a post-USA North America are especially thought-provoking.

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Hamilton Beck hasn't posted much of anything on his substack yet, but I know him to be a writer of much sophistication, wit and erudition who has some stories to tell that will, I have no doubt, astound us. I look forward to his posts with great anticipation.

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Substack asks me to say why I am recommending this newsletter. I am recommending it because I like it.

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Sometimes it's pleasantly diverting to get lost in somebody else's dreamscape.

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This is one of the best sources for explanations of the shell games and sleights-of-hand that drive the cryptocurrency phenomenon.

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For years, Starbird has been a leading researcher and explainer of how propaganda and disinformation work, especially in present-day United States.

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Biggs regularly shares short reviews of books he's recently read and liked. His taste in books is wide-ranging and sophisticated; he likes all kinds of stuff and has a knack for explaining what's good about a book in just one or two short paragraphs.

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This guy is great. You should subscribe.

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Whimsical, light (mostly) takes on this and that. With a visual flair.

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