Adrian Wooldridge's Most Controversial Opinion

+ The smartest person he ever met (best answer so far!), the critic he most respects, and his recommended reading!

Hello ISF Supporters!

Yesterday, we posted our conversation with Adrian Wooldridge for the public. Our supporters now have exclusive access to our bonus Special Questions.

Without doubt, Adrian’s anecdote about the smartest person he ever met is my favourite answer so far!

If you want more unique ISF content, definitely give us a follow on the bird app! We’re trying to offer something different on each platform. On Twitter, we don’t just do the lame thing of endlessly promoting our own content, we shout out other people whom you might find interesting. This Tweet below reached a quarter-of-a-million humans this week, for example:

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A lovely example of the coming apart thesis from @robkhenderson:

Rather than saturate your email inbox, we prefer to make many of our announcements on Twitter, too. If you’d been following us this week, you would have seen this, for example:

🎙️ Ideas Sleep Furiously 🧠 @Ideas_Sleep

We're incredibly excited to announce that Bo Winegard (@EPoe187) will join Ideas Sleep Furiously as our first Executive Editor! Bo will help run the online magazine, contribute as a columnist, and host podcasts. Many more exciting announcements coming! ideassleepfuriously.com

Meanwhile, we’re exploding on TikTok! This video has 26,000 organic views at the time of writing:

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So with my shilling out of the way, I hope you all enjoy Adrian’s answers. If you want to share the love, consider gifting a friend an ISF subscription:

As always, thank you for your support. You’re the backbone of the ISF project.

Matthew Archer

ISF Editor-in-Chief

Watch Adrian’s answers below: