Kate Julian

Elsa Majimbo nails it: "Social media portrays lives that don't exist."

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Do you buy the idea that social media has been really challenging for people, asks @katejulian? @ElsaAngel19 responds providing her perspective as a member of the younger generation: Social media portrays lives that don't exist, and personally I saw all of that. #TAF22 https://t.co/90UWxTyRy4

Such a great answer from @theelysemyers — let’s make talking about mental health as normal as talking about the weather.

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.@TheAtlantic's @katejulian asks @theelysemyers how she factors mental health in her content on @tiktok_us at #TAF22: To casually bring it up, I think it makes people feel normal and not feel heavy about it when talking about it. https://t.co/SDM9pqyluK

Please join me @theelysemyers, @jean_twenge & @ElsaAngel19 on the Atlantic Festival's Ideas Stage Thursday around 325, either in person or streaming. We’ll discuss what social media is doing to our mental health--and how our mental health can fight back. And we'll laugh a lot.

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6/ Also, The Atlantic’s @katejulian will join @theelysemyers, @jean_twenge, and @ElsaAngel19 for a discussion on social media’s impact on mental health and what it means for the next generation. https://t.co/rIhWr7AbKs

Wonderful @jbinowitz piece. 10-year-olds are the best. https://t.co/4Ocf0sSdCa https://t.co/Uh4Xu9TClH

RT @AlexGabuev: 2/ Historians will know more about the decision-making process behind the tragic events. To date, this essay by @andrewswei…

RT @andrewsweiss: (1/2) True story: My agent asked me for book ideas. I said I was so inspired by Spiegelman's "Maus" that I wanted to do a…

RT @JaniceWolly: In 2017, I ended a wanted pregnancy, and in the years since, I've never seen the uncertainty of my own situation reflected…

RT @anneapplebaum: This is so depressing https://t.co/EeIXyEdahp

Thank you so much to @rameswaram and @miles__bryan for having me on @today_explained -- I loved the conversation... and the clips from Cheers & Dazed and Confused are perfection.

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This week, #TheExperimentPodcast shares a story from @today_explained: Humans have long used alcohol as a tool for social enrichment, but The Atlantic’s @katejulian argues that Americans have a more dysfunctional relationship to drinking. Listen here: https://t.co/XvSvsUDufA https://t.co/SpQmzooyx2

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Bill Maher @billmaher

#AlcoholAbuse in America has risen steadily, and alcohol-related deaths have doubled, and that was before Covid hit. The Pandemic was an excuse for people to drink more, drink in the day, and drink alone. https://t.co/J9RbzJC1qV

RT @denisewills: "My whole adult life, I have heard stories about Kodak messing up, Kodak trying again, Kodak attempting something slightly…

RT @peggyorenstein: "One has to ask who is ultimately protected — and who is harmed — when we censor open discussion of healthy sexuality,…

RT @JeffreyGoldberg: Here is a comprehensive collection of Pulitzer Prize-winner @edyong209's pandemic writing in @TheAtlantic: https://t.c…

RT @SStossel: George Packer's new piece is the most complete and convincing explanation I've read of how America arrived in its current sta…

RT @JeffreyGoldberg: .@TheAtlantic will move toward voluntary recognition of a new editorial union. We have a large and growing team of tru…

Wonderful thread from @chwoodiwiss, who distills (sorry) the historical sections of my drinking essay much more effectively than I ever could. (Also be sure to check out @slingerland20's new book, Drunk, which a large part of the essay is based on.)

catherine woodiwiss @chwoodiwiss

I'm going to tweet highlights from this @katejulian piece because it's so delightful, and explores so much more ground than its title suggests. Here we go: A brief human history of alcohol. https://t.co/RH411fZcH0

I wish I could take credit for this wonderful line, but it's actually a quotation from @slingerland20's new book, Drunk: How We Sipped, Danced, and Stumbled Our Way to Civilization. https://t.co/TMuGhFpCs7