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B. Duncan Moench
Verified
Social Critic at Large, Tablet Magazine
Arizona
Beats
gaming, broadcast media sports business, sportstech, streaming media hockey, streaming services
Non-local news.
Content
By B. Duncan Moench| Tablet Magazine Verified In our wise minds, we all know that U.S. politics as presented by legacy media operations is mostly make-believe. A performance put on by the folks in charge to keep us entertained. When a parent plays hide-and-seek with their kid, they loudly stomp around, telegraphing every move, pretending not to see that tiny foot poking out from behind the couch cushions. The child too knows the game, but they giggle anyway. American national politics is little different.
By B. Duncan Moench| Tablet Magazine Verified Nothing allows one to dismiss, demean, and murder fellow humans quite like a widely held myth. Whether old or new, left or right, progressive or reactionary, myths allow one to view others as obstacles to the erection of the ideal world. Most people have a hard time justifying murder—or, say, ruining a stranger’s career—out of naked self-interest.
By B. Duncan Moench| Tablet Magazine Verified In our wise minds, we all know that U.S. politics as presented by legacy media operations is mostly make-believe. A performance put on by the folks in charge to keep us entertained. When a parent plays hide-and-seek with their kid, they loudly stomp around, telegraphing every move, pretending not to see that tiny foot poking out from behind the couch cushions. The child too knows the game, but they giggle anyway. American national politics is little different.
Company Info
Tablet Magazine
Tablet is a daily online magazine of Jewish news, ideas, and culture. Launched in June 2009, it's a project of the not-for-profit Nextbook Inc., which also produces the Jewish Encounters book series, edited by Jonathan Rosen.
New York, New York, United States
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