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A Geographer’s Response to Andreas Malm’s How to Blow Up a Pipeline (Verso Books, 2021)
War, Directional Cosmography, and Myth
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Jacob Shell
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June 2022

What Does Curtis Yarvin Say About Class Conflict?
Or, on the Other Class-Firsterism
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Jacob Shell

November 2021

Is Fusion Power the Daniel Plainview to Renewables' Eli Sunday?
A prediction about climate politics and fusion.
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Jacob Shell
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June 2021

The NYT's egregious misreporting of the lab leak theory
The Bell Riots Review is a bit late to this party—but has one newish, hopefully useful thing to contribute, which is an overview focusing on the…
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Jacob Shell
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March 2021

An Unbearable Coalition
Environmentalism, Social Justice
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Jacob Shell

January 2021

October 2020

Randomized School Admissions and the Return of the 1950s Nerd
Feeling our way back to Springfield.
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Jacob Shell
David Graeber vs. Peter Thiel on Innovation, Academic Research, & the Future
Graeber: "The old bureaucracies, whatever you want to say about them (they were big and stifling in their own ways), could actually cultivate their…
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Jacob Shell

September 2020

Monday meme
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Jacob Shell
Senior Professor and Junior Professor
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Jacob Shell
Population Projections, Species Conservation, and Ecumenopolis
Conservationist thinkers need to imagine problems and possibilities in a potential “ecumenopolitan” planetary future. This need is especially pronounced…
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Htf have the Democrats lost so much of the unionized working class?
The party and its surrounding intellectual ecosystem have been too hesitant to adopt a clear philosophy on issues their opponents can exploit: in…
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Jacob Shell
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