To borrow from Rob Henderson, the more I look, the more AI feels like the ultimate top-of-the-K luxury belief.

Just reviewed Pluribus along with Rob Henderson. The lesson is that we should all surrender our minds and become one with the AI. It just knows best. www.richardhanania.com/p/should-you...

Armed with Ivy League diplomas and cultural capital but locked out of wealth and status, this disaffected class is fueling America’s new radicalism, writes Rob Henderson for The Free Press.

Armed with Ivy League diplomas and cultural capital but locked out of wealth and status, this disaffected class is fueling America’s new radicalism, writes Rob Henderson for The Free Press.

Right-wing extremism is real — but the left-wing version is just as dangerous, and far less studied. It also appears to be getting worse | ✍️ Rob Henderson

"Blueskyism’s peak actually came before Bluesky was a thing, in roughly 2019/2020. (You’ll notice that Blueskyists often have a lot of nostalgia for this period, the one and perhaps only time when they improbably became the prom king.)" www.natesilver.net/p/what-is-bl...

The ‘nepo baby’ is endorsing socialist policies that appeal to rich New Yorkers but will harm the working class, Rob Henderson writes

"In reality, these are the self-fellating theatrics of the kind I witnessed as a first-generation student at Yale, which helped inform my theory about luxury beliefs... working-class New Yorkers see right through him"

The newcomer is endorsing socialist policies that appeal to rich New Yorkers but will harm the working class, Rob Henderson writes

What the Coldplay kiss cam couple tells us about the rich | ✍️ Rob Henderson

Bottom comment in the pic and your comment are very important and both 100% right. It is not poverty that hurts kids outcomes and lives. It is disfunction of family, it is instability and chaos. It is working class that suffers first and the most from societal disorder.

Mature men do not naturally emerge like butterflies from boyish cocoons, Rob Henderson writes. They must be carefully encouraged, nurtured, counseled, and prodded into taking the actions necessary to achieve mature manhood.

'A blistering analysis of poverty, class and the importance of family' @thetimes.com

#Troubled by Rob Henderson publishes in paperback today.

Read now: bit.ly/TroubledBook

Yascha Mounk interviews Rob Henderson on growing up poor and parentless, how foster care didn't help much but standardized tests and enlistment did, and what happened after he landed at Yale.

If I see one more Rob Henderson article on Substack I'm gonna crash out

Currently reading: “Troubled: A Memoir of Foster Care, Family, and Social Class” by Rob Kim Henderson

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