
The Spider is Real. The Construct is Artificial
Let us begin with a very fashionable confusion: the assumption that discomfort proves damage, that every difficult emotion requires an archaeological expedition…
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Let us begin with a very fashionable confusion: the assumption that discomfort proves damage, that every difficult emotion requires an archaeological expedition…

We have never had so much information within reach, and yet it has rarely been so difficult to establish what is happening,…

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