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Walking the world, one city at a time. I like turtles, cats, & buses. Subscribe to my Substack: walkingtheworld.substack.com
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Aah, the Machinations of Life

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By Chris Arnade
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(Last weekend I spoke at the Doomer Optimism conference,Another Life is Possible, at the Woodcrest Bruderhof community in Rifton, NY. Below is the talk I didn’t give, and then the talk I did, as well as thoughts a week removed.
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Two Interviews: An Author and a Painter

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By Chris Arnade
| Chris Arnade Walks the World
I walk because it allows you to see a place in a way that you can’t when zooming through it, treating it as a spectacle to be commodified1. You get to know it, and the people in it, at a thick level, warts and all. You see things that others, including sometimes locals, miss, because of a perspective that comes with being an outsider, but one moving cautiously and slowly. The two people I’m interviewing here also do that, but in different ways, and in different places.
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Chris Arnade Walks the World

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By Chris Arnade
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I’ll be doing two zoom calls to discuss Moby Dick — July 14th (Tuesday) at 7 p.m. and July 15th (a Wednesday) at noon, (both NY time) — I hope many of you read it, and then join one of the calls1. Below is my review, of sorts. Needless to say, with spoilers, so if somehow you don’t already know how it ends, maybe wait until you finish the book. “To produce a mighty book, you must choose a mighty theme.
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