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It's not the cool kids table, it is the cruel kids table.

Let me explain.

Look at this.

That is the title of a brand new piece.

It's in New York Magazine. This piece is a fascinating, almost anthropological study of a growing group of young

Americans who really don't get enough attention in the media. They don't represent all

young people, by the way, but they represent a lot of young people more than anyone would care

to admit. So who are these cruel kids? They aren't internet trolls in their parents' basements.

They're not. They aren't so-called in-cells. No, they're educated. They're stylish, often affluent

young folks. Some work in finance, often affluent young folks.

Some work in finance, some work in real estate, some are even influencers.

And what brings them together is their shared belief that the best way to win the culture war is through sheer unrelenting cynicism.

Now, according to New York Magazine, they are people who don't believe in good faith arguments.

They don't believe in the truth.

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