The National Review, on occasion. An attempt to understand the brain wiring of as many points of view as I can.
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Vox, to writers and thinkers, 9 Questions, 2017
Vox used this as one of nine fixed questions in its 2017 series on intellectual habits.
You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
Sophie Roell, Five Books interview, published transcript, 6 December 2016 source ↗
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