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P.E. Moskowitz

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Maine Death Syndrome

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By P.E. Moskowitz
| Mental Hellth
This is part three of a series on fostering your own agency. You can read part one here, and part two here. Go forth and prosper or whatever!!!! A few years ago, a friend who likes to have fun and be gay went on a trip to Maine with some highly-educated 30-something straight people. They played Scrabble. They cooked locally-sourced food. They talked about possible future pregnancies. They had one or two glasses of natural wine in the evenings and then went to bed around 10pm.
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Is Addiction Always a Bad Thing?

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By P.E. Moskowitz
| Mental Hellth
While Elizabeth F.S. Roberts, an anthropologist and a professor at the University of Michigan, was doing fieldwork in Mexico City, studying the effects of chemical exposure, she happened upon a viewpoint that shook her world. In the working-class neighborhoods she was studying, addiction to drugs and alcohol wasn’t viewed as an inherently bad thing.
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The End of Cog Capitalism

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By P.E. Moskowitz
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“Blast Furnaces,” 1969-93, by Bernd and Hilla Becher. This is part two of a series on fostering your own agency. You can read part one here. There’ll be more parts to come. My first visit to Dia Beacon was 15 years ago. I went alone on a random weekday. The museum is located in a semi-rural town in upstate New York on the Hudson River.
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