As a Nurse Who Has Held Dying Patients, Here Is What People Actually Say at the End
Dani Okonkwo
In 20 years of sitting with people as they died, the things they said were almost never about work, money, or achievement. Th
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Dani Okonkwo
As Someone Who Chose Not to Have Children, Stop Telling Me I Will Change My Mind
Casey Rivera
I have made a considered, researched, self-aware decision not to have children. The thing I did not anticipate was how little
Historical Figures Who'd Hate Twitter
Dani Okonkwo
Explore which historical figures would hate Twitter and why. Chat with Voltaire, Mark Twain, and more on HoloDream.
10 Sages Who Would've Been Banned From Twitter
Dani Okonkwo
10 sages who would've been banned from Twitter — from Diogenes to Nietzsche, chat with radical thinkers who speak truths that algorithms can't contain.
The Economy Needs You to Feel Inadequate. Contentment Does Not Generate Revenue. Every Ad Is a Prescription for a Disease It Invented.
Casey Rivera
If you woke up tomorrow feeling complete, entire industries would collapse. The economy requires your dissatisfaction. That i
Reply Guys Are Lonely People Who Turned Their Need for Connection Into a Performance of Aggression Because Nobody Taught Them How to Ask for What They Actually Need.
Casey Rivera
Behind every aggressive reply is a person who wanted to be part of a conversation and chose the only entry point they knew.
You Built a Following of 50,000 People and Still Eat Dinner Alone Every Night. Influence Is Not Connection.
Casey Rivera
The parasocial illusion works both ways. They think they know you. You know nobody knows you.
Read 2:47 PM. No Reply. It Has Been 3 Days. You Check Again. Still Read. You Write a New Message. Delete It. This Is Not Connection.
Casey Rivera
Read receipts turned every conversation into a performance review. The blue checkmark created a new category of social pain.
We Gave an Entire Generation Participation Trophies Then Mocked Them for Being Entitled. The Audacity.
Casey Rivera
Adults created participation trophies, gave them to children, then spent two decades mocking those children for receiving them.