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Jan 9, 2024

Twenty-Five Years of Pain and Anguish

An incomplete history of my personal trauma.

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Jul 26, 2023

My Privilege Affects Everything I Write

I can sympathize and empathize, but I might never understand.

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Dec 8, 2020

About Me — Matthew Maniaci

Ten pounds of weird in a five-pound bag.

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The Odd Thing

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Jul 3

Not Knowing Things is Good, Actually

An argument in favor of ignorance (and against stupidity).

Not Knowing Things is Good, Actually

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Jun 16

If Your Vote Didn’t Matter, They Wouldn’t be Trying so Hard to Stop You from Voting

Or: Never obey in advance.

If Your Vote Didn’t Matter, They Wouldn’t be Trying so Hard to Stop You from Voting

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The Odd Thing

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Jun 16

The Fourth Estate, As We Know It, is Dead

Let’s build a bigger, better, decentralized media.

The Fourth Estate, As We Know It, is Dead

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Jun 2

To Build a Just and Equitable Society, We Cannot Make Exceptions

There are no “buts” when it comes to humanity.

To Build a Just and Equitable Society, We Cannot Make Exceptions

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May 8

The Biggest, Most Important Reason to Never Use AI

As with anything, your mileage may vary.

The Biggest, Most Important Reason to Never Use AI

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The Odd Thing

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Apr 29

When It Happens

What will you do?

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Apr 21

I Live in a Liberal Media Bubble

And I’m happy that I do.

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Matthew Maniaci

Matthew Maniaci

I write about everything from my experience with mental illness to politics to philosophy. Much of my so-called "wisdom" is from Tumblr dot com. He/him/his.

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