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Gal Beckerman

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Staff writer at The Atlantic, formerly NYTBR, and author of the forthcoming “How to Be a Dissident.”

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Gal Beckerman (@galbeckerman.bsky.social) ist seit 19 November 2024 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 15.737 Follower, folgt 138 Konten und hat 102 Posts veröffentlicht.

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  • meggles411.bsky.social@meggles411.bsky.social

    This article was so well-written. I have long despised Duckworth's concept of grit, and your essay articulated why...her premise is just so reductionist, and unrealistic, for many. People are complex and we live in a messy, unpredictable world. As a therapist, I so appreciate your insight.

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  • The Atlantic@theatlantic.com

    “The next few weeks will determine the shape of Israel’s government,” @galbeckerman.bsky.social argues. “But what may not change is the sense of alienation within the Tel Aviv bubble, the feeling among these Israelis that they might not have a home here anymore.”

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  • The Atlantic@theatlantic.com

    Self-help has long promised that with enough grit and determination, we can change our lives—but two of the genre’s leading figures have now come to realize that much of life is beyond our control, @galbeckerman.bsky.social writes.

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  • The Atlantic@theatlantic.com

    After decades of the party avoiding explicit morality, Democratic midterm candidates are speaking of good and evil, @galbeckerman.bsky.social argues. He examines a new book by Susan Neiman, “Call It Evil,” and the potential for a moral realignment:

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  • The Atlantic@theatlantic.com

    After decades of the party avoiding explicit morality, Democratic midterm candidates are speaking of good and evil, @galbeckerman.bsky.social argues. He examines a new book by Susan Neiman, “Call It Evil,” and the potential for a moral realignment:

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