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The Root of Over-Meeting Culture - by Anne Helen Petersen

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Essays The Root of Over-Meeting Culture Or: The Great Hybrid Productivity Freakout Dec 06, 2023 369 144 29 Share THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE CULTURE STUDY PODCAST IS LIVE! It’s with The Atlantic’s Amanda Mull, and we talk about why sweaters are garbage and why clothes are “unflattering” and the shifts that have led us away from ironing. I’m obviously pretty biased but I think it’s pretty obviously great. Click here to listen, read the transcript, find the show notes, and participate in a very Culture Study discussion about everything related to “why do clothes suck now.” If you subscribe to Cultu

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