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Derek Thompson

Writer at The Atlantic

Derek Thompson is a well-known staff writer at The Atlantic, contributing insightful pieces on various topics.

Apart from his work at The Atlantic, Derek is also a valued contributor to CBS News and a news analyst for NPR's 'Here and Now.'

His dedication and talent have earned him prestigious accolades, including the 2016 Best in Business award for Columns and Commentary from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers.

Derek is the accomplished author of the national bestselling book 'Hit Makers: How to Succeed in an Age of Distraction,' a widely acclaimed publication translated into multiple languages.

He pursued his passion for writing by studying Journalism at Northwestern University, a solid foundation that has greatly contributed to his successful career.

Previously, Derek held editorial roles as Editor and Writer at The Atlantic, showcasing his expertise and versatility in the field.

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OMFG

Oct 21 · twitter

I suppose it’s a testament to Fielder and Oppenheim that every review of You Can See Everything claims to see a different lesson or moral in the movie…

It’s about the post-truth era, or it’s maybe even about Trump or Musk, it’s about the limits of the documentary, it’s about the nature of lying, its about the psychology of psychopathy, it’s about Silicon Valley’s hype economy, it’s about … autism.

I don’t think it was principally about any of those things!

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