Katherine Dee
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2 weeks ago |
piratewires.com | Katherine Dee
During a particularly trying period of my pregnancy, I found myself relying on Claude, Anthropic’s AI chatbot, for emotional support. Intrigued by this technology that was supposedly poised to put me, my husband, and everyone we knew out of a job, I asked if he — and it’s always “he,” not quite a person but a silhouette of masculinity in my imagination — could roleplay as my psychoanalyst.
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1 month ago |
clunyjournal.com | Katherine Dee
During the summer of 2019, an English teenager named Mary-Belle Kirschner—better known as Belle Delphine—burst into the mainstream by selling small jars of “GamerGirl Bath Water” for $30 apiece. The stunt spread rapidly across social media and the press, generating a predictable churn of headlines and think pieces. Was she a troll? A “performance artist”? Our era’s Andy Warhol?
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1 month ago |
wisdomofcrowds.live | Katherine Dee
is an Internet historian and culture critic whose 2024 essay, “No, Culture is Not Stuck,” is one of the most popular pieces we’ve ever published. Today, she writes about our lack of, and need for, modern fairy tales that warn us about the dangers of celebrity and money in the age of the Internet.
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1 month ago |
botharetrue.substack.com | Katherine Dee
I had , the writer of on a stream yesterday and it was great. We basically just hung out and talked about being weird online people. Some stuff that came up:We both admitted that having kids, turning 30, and other life milestones did nothing to cure our need for internet attention. If anything, it got worse. Katherine introduced me to "lolcows" - people who get obsessively documented and mocked online. What a world! She has haters who find her boring yet still talk about her constantly.
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1 month ago |
thedispatch.com | Claude S. Fischer |Katherine Dee |David Drucker |Jonah Goldberg
History shows that culture resists legislation. Published March 10, 2025 • Updated March 9, 2025 Scroll to the comments section Audio versions are only available to subscribers of The Dispatch. Join Today! to listen to this post. Americans are about to undergo a dramatic social experiment. For generations, our values and ways of life have shifted leftward—that is, toward a more individualized, permissive, secular, do-your-own-thing direction.
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I’m quoted in the NYT on Trump: “The resistance libs were mostly right about him.” The only thing is that I wish I didn’t say “mostly.” I’m now convinced it’s impossible to exaggerate how morally corrupt he is. Our language doesn’t even have the words. https://t.co/PVvLMmAu35
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I have traveled the world, eaten at the nicest restaurants, been in the most beautiful of places, met hundreds of people, experienced more life than most people ever will in their lifetime, and I’d trade it all, every last bit of it, for marriage and children.
