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Jamie Paul

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As seen in: Bisexual.org, American Dreaming, Substack, Areo Magazine, Persuasion, Queer Majority, FutureofJewish, Outliers: A TOI+ series
Covers:  Politics, culture, commentary, LGBT issues
Editor americandreaming.substack.com Contributing editor @BiDotOrg Former managing editor @QueerMajority Bylines @JoinPersuasion @Quillette @TimesofIndia etc

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How Bi-curious People Can Use AI

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By Jamie Paul Verified
| Bisexual.org
In the span of just a few years, artificial intelligence has migrated from the realm of science fiction into the daily lives of billions of people around the world. In the United States alone, a majority of workers across major sectors of the economy use AI for work on a daily basis, and over half of all Americans use large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok to research topics they are curious about.
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A Puritan’s History of the United States

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By Jamie Paul Verified
| American Dreaming
A version of this essay was originally published in Queer Majority as part of its June 2025 “Heretic” Issue. Read it here. The writer and early same-sex marriage advocate Andrew Sullivan once observed, as have many gay men of his generation, that “there is something very sexless about the [modern LGBT] movement. It is not erotic. It doesn’t have that slight libidinous edge of the old gay movement.” Once upon a time, gay, lesbian, and bisexual activists fought for the freedom to love as they pleased.
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Why Words Don’t Mean Anything Anymore

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By Jamie Paul Verified
| American Dreaming
“Then they tell you about the pain-relieving ingredient; there’s always got to be a lot of that. Nobody wants anything less than ‘extra strength.’ ‘Extra strength’ is the absolute minimum. You can’t even get ‘strength’; ‘strength’ is out now.
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