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November 14, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Confessions of a Middle-Class Founder

By: Anonymous   |   New York   |   Oct 2023
During the boom times, I launched a start-up so I could become rich. Years later, I’m still looking for my exit.
November 13, 2023
Joe Bernstein

The Newspaper Mogul Who Risked His Life To Bring Babe Ruth To Japan

By: Eric Nusbaum and Adam Villacin   |   The Defector   |   Dec 2020
The life of Matsutaro Shoriki is a testament to how nothing can be contained. Everything spills into everything else.
November 12, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Peter Thiel Is Taking A Break From Democracy

By: Barton Gellman   |   The Atlantic   |   Nov 2023
It’s one of his many, many disappointments
November 9, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Death of an Innocent

By: Jon Krakauer   |   Outside   |   Jan 1993
How Christopher McCandless lost his way in the wilds
November 9, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Big Rigs and Back Roads: Inside the World of Overlanding

By: Sean Thor Conroe   |   GQ   |   Aug 2023
A growing subculture of adventure travelers are taking epic off-road trips in extremely wild rides. We sent an actual vagabond into their midst.
November 8, 2023
Joe Bernstein

The Time I Went On A Lesbian Cruise And It Blew Up My Entire Life

By: Shannon Keating   |   Buzzfeed   |   June 2019
I didn’t expect that spending a week with a couple thousand lesbians on a cruise ship would push me to radically reconsider the future I’d planned for myself.
November 7, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Inside the Taliban’s luxury hotel

By: Andreas Babst   |   Neue Zürcher Zeitung   |   Sept 2023
The Intercontinental in Kabul was Afghanistan's first luxury hotel. Once the site of legendary parties, the hotel is now in the hands of the Taliban, and their fighters are supposed to work with outsiders.
November 6, 2023
Joe Bernstein

Competitive Oyster Shucking Is Real, Decadent, And China’s Best Party

By: Noelle Mateer   |   Deadspin   |   Sept 2019
'The scores from the Great Wall Shuck Off may not have counted for anything, but the day has lingered heavily in shucker lore ever since. Yes, competitive oyster shuckers have lore. They have a culture.'
November 5, 2023
Joe Bernstein

The Skyscraper That Could Have Toppled Over in the Wind

By: Joseph Morgenstern   |   New Yorker   |   May 1995
What’s an engineer’s worst nightmare? To realize that the supports he designed for an office tower are flawed—and hurricane season is approaching.
November 4, 2023
Joe Bernstein

The mass protest decade: why did the street movements of the 2010s fail?

By: Vincent Bevins   |   The Guardian   |   Oct 2023
From Brazil to Egypt, Turkey to Hong Kong, the 2010s saw a series of huge public uprisings. Yet many of them led to the opposite of what they asked for. I spoke to more than 200 participants across 12 countries to find out why
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