An ambigram in The Hindu
The Hindu has an unusual ad in today’s paper (at least
journalism
12 years and counting
I’ve been a journalist for 12 years. For the first few
A Q&A about philosophy in journalism
Earlier this year, Varun Bhatta, assistant professor of philosophy at the Indian
Hasan Minhaj's search for the premise
When Hasan Minhaj spoke on his show about living through some dangerous
10 years in journalism
Thinking about the number ’10’ is hard. It’s the number of
On the NBDSA opinion against Zee News
On April 5, JNU PhD student Shehla Rashid tweeted that the National
Cooperative distrust
Is there a doctrine or manifesto of cooperative distrust? Because I think
Scicommers as knowledge producers
Reading the latest edition of Raghavendra Gadagkar’s column in The Wire
On the lab-leak hypothesis
One problem with the debate over the novel coronavirus’s “lab leak”
The climate change of bad news
This post flows a bit like the 1987 film Full Metal Jacket.
Good journalism is still around
This morning, a trusted scientist called my attention to a tweet thread
Nitin Gadkari, tomato chutney and blood
There is a famous comedy scene in Tamil cinema, starring the actors
