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Welcome to the QAA podcast, episode 338, chatting with Corey Doctoro.

As always, we are your host, Julian Fields, Anthony Monsui, and Travis Vue.

Listeners, as you know, we are the foremost thinkers of our era, globally in the whole world.

But sometimes we want to hear from other illustrious

characters, people who also have massive brains and a legacy of public discourse. That's why we're

finally sitting down with one of the best thinkers of our era, Corey Docterot. He's a philosopher,

polemicist, a journalist, a writer of both nonfiction and science fiction, and sometimes just

regular fiction. He also has a long history of working with the Electronic Frontier Foundation

and is currently a professor at large at Cornell University. And honestly, introducing you,

Corey, is difficult because there's too many things. You are one of the busiest human beings,

and your output is terrifying. I feel like I've done nothing

with my life when I read, you know, read down all the things that you get up to every year.

So I just wanted to say, first of all, welcome to the show. Oh, well, thank you very much.

You know, my secret is that I have a really shitty coping strategy for stress, which is that I

write and try not to think about

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