Philosophy · 8 November 2026
A Rising Tide, and the Price of Progress
Artificial intelligence, the American professional class, and the economic consequences of a technological revolution.
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Artificial intelligence, the American professional class, and the economic consequences of a technological revolution.
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Philosophy · 2 November 2026
Last weekend, somewhere within a procession of 75 cyclists, I turned to my dear friend Piers and remarked on the peculiar tendency of cyclists…
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Product Reviews · 26 October 2026
I’ve had a difficult time starting this article, mostly because I think I was disappointed in Pinarello. Why? Because the now-new-ish Dogma GR only…
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Events · 14 April 2026
When I started putting together my schedule for Sea Otter this year, I realized it’s been 24 years since my first. Priorities have shifted…
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Bike Reviews · 27 May 2025
I grew up in the Sierras during the ’90s—winters were for ski racing, summers for motocross. My idols weren’t celebrities or athletes with sneaker…
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Travel · 27 March 2025
A not-so-serious guide to the very serious business of cycling in Spain. From the sun-drenched climbs of Mallorca to the pro-laden roads of Calpe,…
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Bike Reviews · 10 June 2024
Lately, I’ve been traveling a lot. And not the good kind of travel. The capricious kind that makes you feel like you’ve just gone…
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8 December 2023
As much for me as it is for… anyone. January AZ Camp: 1-4 — 1-13 Coast Ride: 1-12 — 1-16 Pinarello Sundays — Dirty…
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