Saccor #1
Saccor is probably best described as a liberal/lefty science and culture magazine for liberal/lefties who’ve grown tired of liberal/lefties. A sort of hovel for the politically homeless. A safe space for recovering misanthropes that don't want to recover and won't.
In the first issue of Saccor they explore the theme of tribe/tribalism. From its evolutionary advantages to its modern manifestations. Including an interview on behavioural psychology with Prof. Robert Sapolsky, a travelogue of The Omo Valley and articles on AI, aliens, post-truth academia and the legacy of The Berlin Conference.
Saccor is probably best described as a liberal/lefty science and culture magazine for liberal/lefties who’ve grown tired of liberal/lefties. A sort of hovel for the politically homeless. A safe space for recovering misanthropes that don't want to recover and won't.
In the first issue of Saccor they explore the theme of tribe/tribalism. From its evolutionary advantages to its modern manifestations. Including an interview on behavioural psychology with Prof. Robert Sapolsky, a travelogue of The Omo Valley and articles on AI, aliens, post-truth academia and the legacy of The Berlin Conference.
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Saccor is probably best described as a liberal/lefty science and culture magazine for liberal/lefties who’ve grown tired of liberal/lefties. A sort of hovel for the politically homeless. A safe space for recovering misanthropes that don't want to recover and won't.
In the first issue of Saccor they explore the theme of tribe/tribalism. From its evolutionary advantages to its modern manifestations. Including an interview on behavioural psychology with Prof. Robert Sapolsky, a travelogue of The Omo Valley and articles on AI, aliens, post-truth academia and the legacy of The Berlin Conference.
