Tag: reviews
Two Weeks With AirPods Pro 3, as a Completely Normal Person
I am not an audiophile. I am not an audio reviewer. These are only my second pair of AirPods. I just want earphones that sound good, fit properly and make the world a little quieter.
Le sommeil astrologique servi par Dreamcards
On a tous nos faiblesses. Moi par exemple, tu me mets un deckbuilder qui ne ressemble pas à Hearthstone avec une DA un peu hors normes avec, à première vue, des cartes qui ne ressemblent à rien, tu es à peu près certain de titiller très fort ma curiosité. Forcément, qui dit direction artistique un...
Book Review: Kant Machine: Critical Philosophy after AI
David Roome reviews Yuk Hui’s Kant Machine, which recovers Kant’s critical philosophy as a diagnostic of what machine learning, artificial moral agency, and algorithmic governance can and cannot accomplish.
My Trek Through Trek — The Next Generation, Season 1
Welcome to the golden years!
Meitantei Precure episode 31 review (first review on this blog site!)
A kinda short review of Meitantei Precure episode 31!
Book Review: American Empire, American Faith: Conquest, Christianity, and the Shaping of a Nation
Kev Grane reviews Philip Jenkins’s American Empire, American Faith, which reframes U.S. empire as a religious and moral order in which Christianity authorized, normalized, and contested imperial power.
Book Review: American Empire, American Faith: Conquest, Christianity, and the Shaping of a Nation
Kev Grane reviews Philip Jenkins’s American Empire, American Faith, which reframes U.S. empire as a religious and moral order in which Christianity authorized, normalized, and contested imperial power.
The Sixth Sense
5/5 Stars Just watched the 6th Sense for the first time. Yea I know, shocking. Such a good movie! What a twist at the end. Haley Joel Osment is such a great actor and of course Bruce Willis is amazing. I’m not usually into suspenseful movies. But this one was excellent. It makes me want
My Trek Through Trek — The Undiscovered Country
The final act for the original cast!
#oneaday Day 812: Research update
My efforts to catalogue all the noteworthy mentions of Atari home computer games and software (including type-in listings) that I might, one day, want to make a video about are proceeding apace. I have finished reviewing issue 50 of Page 6/New Atari User, and my spreadsheet is up to 1,179 lines. This may have been...
Hyperwired, un jeu trop branché
J'adore les twin stick shooters, j'étais donc tout content de lancer Hyperwired. Je me voyais déjà collecter un maximum de bonus pour tout pulvériser à l'écran... mais ce n'est pas vraiment la philosophie du titre. Le jeu ne se contente pas de demander au joueur de bien viser et d'éviter les projectiles, il faut surtout...
《Spooky in Love》: Proof that Less is More in K-dramas
A 12-episode romcom Kdrama done right is a true gem in today's ocean of TV shows.
My Trek Through Trek — The Final Frontier
What just happened???
Something to watch tonight: The Death of Mr. Lazarescu
The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (Puiu, 2005) is streaming on Kanopy.
Alaiyakasico - WHY (Short Review)
Alaiyakasico reworks Nashimoto Ui's pop-punk classics into crunched out noise-rock ragers
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME (NEW YORK: PENGUIN PRESS, 2023).
Kevin Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME (NEW YORK: PENGUIN PRESS, 2023).
Kevin Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
BOOK REVIEW: YASCHA MOUNK, THE IDENTITY TRAP: A STORY OF IDEAS AND POWER IN OUR TIME.
Kev Grane reviews Yascha Mounk’s The Identity Trap, whose sharpest contribution is showing how the identity synthesis undercuts its own egalitarian aims.
《Typhoon Family》 Review
A ★★½ review of 《Typhoon Family》 (2025)
My Trek Through Trek — The Search for Spock
But wait, didn't he die??
Autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 S1 E02
A breakdown of autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 (《이상한 변호사 우영우》) Season 1 Episode 02 by an Autistic person.
Autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 S1 E01
A breakdown of autism in 《Extraordinary Attorney Woo》 (《이상한 변호사 우영우》) Season 1 Episode 01 by an Autistic person.
《Once We Were Us》 Review
Find out why 《Once We Were Us》 is a movie you must watch
Simpler technology for a peaceful life
Everything is always competing for our attention, maybe focusing on one thing at the time could be a good start.
An 《Innocent Witness》 Review
A story of an autistic girl who witnessed a crime and fights to be a witness despite people dismissing her credibility.
《X+Y: A Brilliant Young Mind》 Review
A story about self-discovery and the wider world.