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🎃 Happy Halloween from all of us at Edition! Tonight, celebrate the strange, the unconventional, and the unapologetically independent. Keep questioning. Keep writing. Keep speaking freely. Have a hauntingly good Halloween! 👻 — Team Edition
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🧵 Free speech is the foundation of honest journalism. Without it, journalists cannot challenge power, expose corruption, or ask the questions those in charge would rather leave unanswered. A press that fears speaking freely cannot hold anyone accountable.
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Censorship doesn’t just silence journalists. It deprives the public of the truth. When certain perspectives are deemed unacceptable, important stories go untold. The answer to bad speech is more speech, not less.
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Journalism should challenge the powerful, question conventional wisdom, and give a platform to ideas that deserve to be heard—even when they’re unpopular. Free speech isn’t a threat to good journalism. It’s what makes good journalism possible. Protect the freedom to question everything.
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1/ 🧵 Slavoj Žižek’s philosophy of life is deeply unsettling: The things we believe will make us happy often keep us trapped. Freedom is not about getting everything you want. It’s about confronting the uncomfortable truth that you may not even know what you want. Here are 8 ideas that explain his worldview.
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9/ The world doesn’t owe you a coherent story. We want our lives to follow a logical narrative: work hard, make the right decisions, find love, and eventually become fulfilled. But reality is contradictory, unpredictable, and often absurd. Žižek’s philosophical tradition encourages us to confront those contradictions rather than invent a perfectly harmonious world in which they disappear.
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10/ The ultimate lesson of Žižek’s philosophy: Stop assuming that happiness, success, and freedom mean getting exactly what you want. Question where your desires come from. Examine the systems shaping your beliefs. Recognize the contradictions in your own life. And resist the temptation to believe that understanding the world automatically puts you outside of it. Perhaps the hardest form of freedom is learning to question the fantasies that make your life feel bearable.
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The newsletter is quietly becoming the most important form of independent media. People are tired of algorithms deciding what they read. They want to choose who they hear from. A newsletter gives writers something social media can’t: a direct relationship with their audience. No algorithm. No gatekeeper. No newsroom. Just a writer and readers who chose to be there. The future of media won’t be controlled entirely by institutions. It will be built by independent writers, journalists, podcasters, magazines, and creators with audiences of their own. That’s why we’re building Edition. A more streamlined home for newsletters, built for both writers and readers. The next generation of media is already being written.
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1. Edition is built for both writers AND readers. Most newsletter platforms are designed primarily around the writer. Edition is different. We’re building a place where readers can discover great writing, follow publications, find new voices, and actually enjoy the experience of reading.
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4. We take less. Substack takes 10% of subscription revenue. Edition takes 7%. That means more of the money your readers pay stays with you. For an independent writer, every percentage matters.
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5. Your publication should feel like a publication. Your newsletter isn’t just another email in someone’s inbox. It’s your work. Your brand. Your audience. Edition is built to give writers and publishers a more polished home for what they’re creating.
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