Weekend Reading
Writing worth reading - 13th/14th June 2020
History Will Judge the Complicit by Anne Applebaum
‘“Let me put it very plainly,” he said in March 2016, in a speech criticizing Trump: “If we Republicans choose Donald Trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished.”’
What People Don't Understand About Tesla by Remo Uherek
“Elon Musk has repeatedly said that he won’t stop until all cars are electric”
Mark Zuckerberg is on the wrong side of history by Maëlle Gavet
“When you have achieved the size and the power that you have, why not stand for unifying rather than dividing people?”
Roasted: a small business’s pandemic diary by Ted Rosner
“I can confirm hospitality staff overwhelmingly prefer not to wear face masks, and hard to convince them without the government ordering it”
Is China trolling the West? by Mary Harrington
“Who are the baddies these days?”