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Ali FitzgeraldThe New Yorker |
Meet these diagrammatic daredevils and grid-obsessed cultists of yore.
Fred the World-Weary Warthog, the Poll Terror, Professor Numbington, and others.
Notable movies include “Cat Ladies,” “Stolen Valorian,” and “Awkward Daddy Stuff.”
It’s the same as the real world, but more steampunk—so, worse.
I’m truly inspired by the surreal dysfunction of your Congress—but isn’t it a little over the top?
Things are getting mighty serious. It’s time for a paradigm shift—and a great leap.
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