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Introducing Love of All Wisdom on Substack

31 Sunday Dec 2023

Posted by Amod Lele in Blog Admin, Metaphilosophy, Politics

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Substack, technology, WordPress

Starting now, for reasons explained below, Love of All Wisdom will be both a blog (as it has always been) and a free Substack newsletter. I will be posting Love of All Wisdom simultaneously on both; this blog site will remain its primary home. If you’re already on Substack, feel free to subscribe. I’d also be happy to have you stay here: I intend all of my post content to be the same on both sites, so you won’t miss anything if you’re subscribed to one or the other (except for comments and possible cross-posts). This week I will kickstart the Substack by copying over a few of my favourite blog posts from the past couple years. After that, the posts will go up at the same time on both. What follows here is the first Substack post, aimed at introducing Love of All Wisdom to a new audience. I post it here for its summing up of what LoAW is and has been about.

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Whither blogging?

27 Sunday Feb 2022

Posted by Amod Lele in Blog Admin, Politics

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21st century, Bari Weiss, Facebook, Glenn Greenwald, Google, John McWhorter, Matthew Yglesias, Substack, technology, Twitter, United States, WordPress

At the beginning of Love of All Wisdom’s tenth-anniversary post, I wrote: “In the span of the history of philosophy, ten years is the blink of an eye. In the span of the blogosphere, however, ten years is an eternity.” Immediately after the post went up, a thought occurred to me, which would probably have made that point even more effectively. Namely: does anyone even say “blogosphere” anymore?

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