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Ari Wallach

Ari Wallach

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Host, A Brief History of the Future

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Total articles 24

  • The eclipse was good for your health

    By Kate Woodsome, Jake Eagle, Ari Wallach| Substack@ A former colleague of mine described watching the eclipse as a “brief moment of what it would be like if everyone was on half a Xanax.” For the uninitiated, he added, “It’s like a longer lasting chamomile tea.”In other words, the total solar eclipse that crossed North America on April 8 chilled people out and warmed people up. Strangers became allies in awe as the moon passed in front of the sun, casting a metallic grey light onto the Earth. In an age of polarization, the eclipse ushered in unity.

    By Kate Woodsome, Jake Eagle, Ari Wallach · Substack

    Apr. 10, 2024

  • ariw (AriW) on Keybase

    By Ari Wallach| keybase.io@ What the heck is Keybase? Keybase is an open source appKeybase comes with everything you need to manage your identity,create secure chats, and share files privately. It's free. It's fun too. Over 100,000 people have joined Keybase so far to prove their identities, and it's growing rapidly.

    By Ari Wallach · keybase.io

    Apr. 01, 2024

  • The eclipse was good for your health

    By Kate Woodsome, Jake Eagle, Ari Wallach| Substack@ A former colleague of mine described watching the eclipse as a “brief moment of what it would be like if everyone was on half a Xanax.” For the uninitiated, he added, “It’s like a longer lasting chamomile tea.”In other words, the total solar eclipse that crossed North America on April 8 chilled people out and warmed people up. Strangers became allies in awe as the moon passed in front of the sun, casting a metallic grey light onto the Earth. In an age of polarization, the eclipse ushered in unity.

    By Kate Woodsome, Jake Eagle, Ari Wallach · Substack

    Apr. 10, 2024

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A Brief History of the Future

United States