Keith A. Spencer (page 15)

Keith A. Spencer is a social critic and author. Previously a senior editor at Salon, he writes about capitalism, science, labor and culture, and published a book on how Silicon Valley is destroying the world. Keep up with his writing on Twitter, Facebook, or Substack.

Electric power lines

Electricity sales in the U.S. actually dropped over the past 7 years — but don’t celebrate yet Keith A. Spencer

purple nebula and cosmic dust

Find your place in the universe in this new dark matter map Keith A. Spencer

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"Tim & Eric" in the age of Trump: Trashing neoliberalism never felt so good Keith A. Spencer

Singularity of black hole is sucking matter of nebula

Study: The Milky Way is swarming with black holes Keith A. Spencer

Housewife in the kitchen

The ugly, pseudoscientific history behind that sexist Google manifesto Keith A. Spencer

Tacoma

"Tacoma," the next video game from "Gone Home" creators, imagines the gig economy in space Keith A. Spencer

Internet Troll

Why Facebook’s racism problem might never be solved Keith A. Spencer

DEM Sanders Rally

The Democratic Socialists of America hit 25,000 members. Here's why this could mark a political turning point Keith A. Spencer

Internet Troll

Twitter's moderation problem and liberalism's problem are one and the same Keith A. Spencer

Curtis Wylde Wells

A Trump-like wrestling villain by night, a Berniecrat politician by day: Meet "Volatile" Curtis Wylde Keith A. Spencer

Kid-friendly "Emoji Movie" parodies "The Handmaid's Tale" in jarringly insensitive tweet Keith A. Spencer

Emoji Holding Molotov Cocktail

The neoliberal politics of emoji Keith A. Spencer

Bernie Sanders

Help us Bernie Sanders, you’re our only hope: Why the beloved progressive should start a labor party Keith A. Spencer

Elon Musk's High Speed Train Concept Company Hyperloop One

Elon Musk says he has “verbal” government approval to construct transit system he poached from other engineers Keith A. Spencer

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TV and film finally recognize what we already knew: Late-stage capitalism blows Keith A. Spencer

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