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Jiang defines the New Yorker as bad writing because it can spend decades perfecting stylish language and theory while still signifying nothing.
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New Yorker
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"Do you guys read the New Yorker magazine? Just the most pretentious crap. In this world. Okay. They spent decades perfecting their crap. It's..."
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"...around the world. And Ronan Farrow wrote a piece in The New Yorker about Sam Altman and his ambitions for the AI future. And..."
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"...Farrell. And he's a very famous reporter who writes for The New Yorker. He published a profile of St. Altman and OpenAI in which..."
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"...president he's just naming people boris gates uh bill gates the new yorker i got out of the room by the way it's all..."
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"...actual invasion. And Seymour Hirst was reporting over and over in New Yorker that America was committed to a full scale invasion of Iraq,..."
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"...fantastic reporter. I highly recommend this book. She's a reporter for New Yorker and spent years looking into why this torture happened. And what..."
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