Nate DiMeo

I truly think he is probably the least qualified baseball player to ever suit up and participate in a Major League Baseball game. Right after this ad.

I truly think he is probably the least qualified baseball player to ever suit up and participate in a Major League Baseball game. Right after this ad.

I truly think he is probably the least qualified baseball player to ever suit up and participate in a Major League Baseball game. Right after this ad.

Yeah, I think that's entirely true. I think that... One of the things that is key to me when I sort of look out in the world and try to find these different stories, because it's super easy to find things that you might potentially write about, you know, like in one's algorithm, it will just feed you like fun factoids.

Yeah, I think that's entirely true. I think that... One of the things that is key to me when I sort of look out in the world and try to find these different stories, because it's super easy to find things that you might potentially write about, you know, like in one's algorithm, it will just feed you like fun factoids.

Yeah, I think that's entirely true. I think that... One of the things that is key to me when I sort of look out in the world and try to find these different stories, because it's super easy to find things that you might potentially write about, you know, like in one's algorithm, it will just feed you like fun factoids.

A thing that makes it a memory palace story, instead of just like a sort of interesting thing that you heard once, is that it has to move me in the same way that it has to move you.

A thing that makes it a memory palace story, instead of just like a sort of interesting thing that you heard once, is that it has to move me in the same way that it has to move you.

A thing that makes it a memory palace story, instead of just like a sort of interesting thing that you heard once, is that it has to move me in the same way that it has to move you.

I fear what you're about to say. Tell me what you're going to say.

I fear what you're about to say. Tell me what you're going to say.

I fear what you're about to say. Tell me what you're going to say.

And it comes down to this thing that is just fundamental to my understanding, not just of the past, but the way that I just sort of move through the world, is that the past is inherently fictional. Like no matter the fact that we know that this stuff happened, we can dig up the bones, we can read the letters, we can read the diary entries. The way that we can access that is an act of imagination.

And it comes down to this thing that is just fundamental to my understanding, not just of the past, but the way that I just sort of move through the world, is that the past is inherently fictional. Like no matter the fact that we know that this stuff happened, we can dig up the bones, we can read the letters, we can read the diary entries. The way that we can access that is an act of imagination.

And it comes down to this thing that is just fundamental to my understanding, not just of the past, but the way that I just sort of move through the world, is that the past is inherently fictional. Like no matter the fact that we know that this stuff happened, we can dig up the bones, we can read the letters, we can read the diary entries. The way that we can access that is an act of imagination.

If you're on the subway and you're reading a book about Gettysburg and part of you is on the sixth train and part of you, you know, is in the bloody junction or whatever the names of the places are at Gettysburg. I don't think that's one, but it sounds like one. You know, wherever you are in Gettysburg. Somewhere where trench foot wasn't happening.

If you're on the subway and you're reading a book about Gettysburg and part of you is on the sixth train and part of you, you know, is in the bloody junction or whatever the names of the places are at Gettysburg. I don't think that's one, but it sounds like one. You know, wherever you are in Gettysburg. Somewhere where trench foot wasn't happening.

If you're on the subway and you're reading a book about Gettysburg and part of you is on the sixth train and part of you, you know, is in the bloody junction or whatever the names of the places are at Gettysburg. I don't think that's one, but it sounds like one. You know, wherever you are in Gettysburg. Somewhere where trench foot wasn't happening.

Somewhere, exactly, where people had trench mouth, trench foot, all the trench stuff. Like, it's the same thing if you're sitting there and you're reading about, like, Middle Earth. Like, you are transported to this imaginary space in which the past lives.

Somewhere, exactly, where people had trench mouth, trench foot, all the trench stuff. Like, it's the same thing if you're sitting there and you're reading about, like, Middle Earth. Like, you are transported to this imaginary space in which the past lives.