Brady Dale is a reporter living in Brooklyn. He mainly writes for CoinDesk, though that has not always been the case.
Much like more people than you might think but unlike most, he grew up in Kansas.
Log of independent thinking about COVID-19
Posts
Are the right people reading the right books?, May 25, 2020TFW just trying to read but partisan anxiety, rite?, May 17, 2020
It's not just your map, COVID-19 moved the ground around, May 10, 2020
Election Day 2020, May 3, 2020
Being with the world of calamity, April 26, 2020 A news aggregator for a galaxy brain undazzled by virtue fireworks, April 25, 2020 The Internet of Beefs, brought to you by kayfabe, April 24, 2020 The world might change and heads might not, April 19, 2020 Anticipating how the world will change, April 12, 2020
Money is not a fiction, April 11, 2020
What we talk about when we talk about variolation, April 5, 2020
How to draw, February 3, 2020
To all the blogs I've blogged before, December 30, 2019
When they stamp their feet, December 27, 2019
Against the hobgoblin of little minds, November 30, 2019
Civilization is a wild dream, November 28, 2019
Paint and public relations, September 28, 2019
Weirding or just decadent? July 7, 2019
Public goods are nice, July 4, 2019
Options for an apocalypse, June 17, 2019
Working on something new, May 30, 2019
A trial separation for news and publications, February 17, 2019
Opening remarks toward universal compassion, February 9, 2019
There are no dirty looks online, January 27, 2019
The ideal political system, January 5, 2019
Blame the Internet!, November 10, 2018
Playing about with Git, November 3, 2018 Podcast appearances, October 27, 2018 Nothing is fun any longer, October 21, 2018 How Tim Cook could single-handedly put Silicon Valley back on consumers' side, September 22, 2018 Cognitive load and picking out a song, August 11, 2018. Maxing out at Pack's Gym, July 13, 2018. Either reporters lie or consumers can't handle the facts (hi Elon), June 10 2018. The Bullfrog Man, sometime in 2010, really March, but not on the capital, April 13, 2018
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