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Writer, filmmaker, former pirate, late-adopter. Political writer at large. Film and theater critic @ModAgeJournal. What would Shakespeare tweet?

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Noah Millman’s Journalist Portfolio

Burning Down the House

Burning Down the House

“Last Night in Soho” tests whether we can see the past as anything other than more of the present. (Film Crit…

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The Future Has Already Been Born

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By Noah Millman
| Substack
One of these pyramids is not like the others In 2015, I wrote a piece for Politico entitled “The African Century,” the simple point of which was that the population of Africa was still increasing rapidly while the rest of the world was slowing down or actually shrinking, and that this fact had consequences that could not reasonably be prevented.
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Confidence Men Are Everywhere

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By Noah Millman
| Substack
Very early in my finance career, when I was still in an entry-level position, the group I was in hired another entry level person who everyone was incredibly excited by. She was right out of college, but her CV was incredible. She had worked with researchers at Cornell as an undergraduate and discovered the cure for potato blight. There was an article in Newsweek about a group of students with perfect MCAT scores that included her.
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The latest essay every day.

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By Noah Millman
| Modern Age Journal Verified
If you were living in a golden age, would you know it? Did the Romans of Augustus’s time know that theirs was the most extensive, populous, and developed empire the world had ever known? Did the Elizabethans know that despite having just lost its last toehold in Calais, and being far outmatched in power by Spain and France, England was nonetheless laying the foundations of the most extensive, populous, and developed empire the world would know?
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