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Intellectual GenealogiesThe Romanticism of Being an Autodidact
Luke Burgis
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Diving for PearlsUnlocking secret value, choosing love by another's eyes, and a love's labour lost.
Luke Burgis
Feb 20 7Comment 2Share

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Mimetic Desire 102On Rivalry, The Double Bind, and the Difference Between Memes and Mimes
Luke Burgis
Feb 12 2Comment 8Share

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What People Are Really Doing When They Play Hard to GetA Lesson in Mimetic Relationship Dynamics
Luke Burgis
Feb 7 6Comment 1Share

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The Mimetic MarketWhy I'm Bullish on Rivalry
Luke Burgis
Jan 30 3CommentShare

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Cargo Cult StartupsImitation and Being—A Conversation with Peter Thiel
Luke Burgis
Jan 25 11Comment 3Share

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Mimetic Desire 101 A short introduction to why we want the things we want.
Luke Burgis
Jan 17 6Comment 3Share

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The Twitter Ban: Handshakes and EmailsOn Mimetic Violence and the Necessity of Restraint
Luke Burgis
Jan 10 7CommentShare

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The "Deep" Bookshelf On Being a Contrarian Reader
Luke Burgis
Dec 31, 2020 4Comment 1Share

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About Systems of ExchangeOn the Mimetic Nature (and Perils) of Gift-Giving
Luke Burgis
Dec 21, 2020 3Comment 1Share

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Desire Paths & DesignOn UX, Flâneuring, and Mimetic Desire
Luke Burgis
Nov 11, 2020 1CommentShare

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The Art of DisengagementMidsommar, The Mimetics of Stoning, and subversion.
Luke Burgis
Nov 2, 2020 2Comment 1Share

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