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Brady Dale

Brooklyn
As seen in: Front Stage Exit, Pirate Wires, Medium, MSN, Yahoo News, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo Finance, Ars Technica, Fortune, Substack, Axios, Axios Boston and
Philosophy + AI @PirateWires // Wrote the book 'SBF' // Progenitor of "the blaring economy" and "cryptoletariat." // Always throw paper.
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We need to talk about calling people “bros”

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By Brady Dale
| Front Stage Exit
Illustration from the cover of Mr. Muscles #22 (1956, Maurice Whitman). Photos from Pexels. If you look at Google’s Ngram Viewer, the word “bro” took off in 2010.
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Debunking debunking

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By Brady Dale
| Front Stage Exit
Drawing based on cover of Dynamic Comics #11 (1944, Gus Ricca) and photo of Ed Fury and Jackie Coey (1953, Los Angeles Times archives) The irony of skeptics is that, as much as they like to point out when claims don’t have sufficient evidence, skeptics often don’t have any evidence of their own to counter those claims. Get ready for wall-to-wall skepticism as the peptide industry takes off over the next year. The sector will move faster than clinical trials ever could.
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Making moves

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By Brady Dale
| Front Stage Exit
Me in 2023, with the biggest drawing I’ve ever made. (Photo: Iris Sagitta) I haven’t sent anything out over this list for about a month. But that’s all for good reasons! I started looking for work actively in late May. Then a really ideal job opening popped up and I went after it as hard as I could. And, what do you know? I got it. So, as of a couple weeks ago, I’m on staff at Pirate Wires. I’m their new fellow devoted to the interaction between artificial intelligence and philosophy.
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