Dear Tanvi and Niya, just when I thought you've outdone yourself in the Part I, you did it again in Part II. The blend of snark and insights in the newsletter is such a delight. I really admire how you label things, events, structures and actions such that it makes things so clear for me as a reader. The map is not the territory, so quoting all the examples is hard, but reading 'Cynical expediency', 'authority over the bodies while disclaiming responsibility for their health', 'stop being poor' and 'once apathy becomes policy' had me in awe of how perceptive is your work. You do it while connecting the dots that I never had, sewing it in a narrative that pulls me in with its lucidity. It's such an engaging learning experience. Thank you so much for all the work you've put in it.
Love the work - the stories are heartbreaking - and there was a lot I learned - plague! Flu! Brits? Indians! Diabetes - amazing how we shape the "civilizational concerns" to suit our elite needs
Dear Tanvi and Niya, just when I thought you've outdone yourself in the Part I, you did it again in Part II. The blend of snark and insights in the newsletter is such a delight. I really admire how you label things, events, structures and actions such that it makes things so clear for me as a reader. The map is not the territory, so quoting all the examples is hard, but reading 'Cynical expediency', 'authority over the bodies while disclaiming responsibility for their health', 'stop being poor' and 'once apathy becomes policy' had me in awe of how perceptive is your work. You do it while connecting the dots that I never had, sewing it in a narrative that pulls me in with its lucidity. It's such an engaging learning experience. Thank you so much for all the work you've put in it.
Love the work - the stories are heartbreaking - and there was a lot I learned - plague! Flu! Brits? Indians! Diabetes - amazing how we shape the "civilizational concerns" to suit our elite needs