I wrote about a plot against Passover that goes back nearly a thousand years and continues to get Jews killed to this day. Oh, and there are jokes. theatlantic.com/newsletters/ar…

Chag Pesach Sameach, everyone.

'Fundamentally, the automated imitation of emotion isn’t exhilarating; it’s alienating—a soulless simulacrum lacking the essence of human interaction.'

Yair Rosenberg on robots, baseball, and the things that can't be faked: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

You will never guess what this is in response to

'The automated imitation of emotion isn’t exhilarating; it’s alienating—a soulless simulacrum lacking the essence of human interaction,'Yair Rosenberg writes: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Today, artificial intelligence makes it trivially easy to clone any voice, whether your own or President Biden's. Does that mean a computer might one day replace sports announcers, trained to mimic the cadences of the greats? I explain why it would fail: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

I wrote a tribute to Yankees announcer John Sterling on his retirement, and what he taught me not just about baseball, but about what makes us human: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

This is from five months ago. We are currently at step 2 again.

happy Sunday, here are Juan Soto's batting percentiles

You will never guess what this is in response to

Congress is attempting to legislate against TikTok’s Chinese owners. But some on the app have identified a different culprit behind this push: the Jews.

Yair Rosenberg on why these conspiracies are dangerous not just for Jews but also for democracy: theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/…

Mike Johnson has officially lost 100% of the members of his conference who have spoken at Nick Fuentes events

New plan: Convince Iranian regime that 'Israel' is fake, instantly deescalate the entire region. Shouldn't be hard, just send them a few Instagram memes about how Israel 'isn't a real country' and problem solved.