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called “gripping" and "fascinating" by William Taubman in the New York Times

Paul Weller’s lyrics reaches new depths on songs like “In The Crowd” exploring the loss of ones’ individuality due the pressures of society and “Down In The Tube Station At Midnight” snapshotting the paranoia of violence in the London Underground

Nic Roeg’s The Man Who Fell to Earth is a cult piece of science fiction

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The Meritocracy Trap Kasi Lemmons you could always book theA revolutionary argument from an eminent Yale Law professor, attacking the myth of meritocracy to show how it has caused today's political, economic, and psychological crises and how we might escape its trap. Even in the midst of runaway economic inequality and dangerous social division, it remains an axiom of modern life that meritocracy reigns supreme and promises to open opportunity to all. The idea that reward should follow ability and effort is