I suspect that a lot of people here are not used to this style of journalism, in which the writer foregrounds what they experienced and felt while reporting the

I suspect that a lot of people here are not used to this style of journalism, in which the writer foregrounds what they experienced and felt while reporting the story. Such writing used to be common in Harper's, Rolling Stone, The New Yorker, and similar magazines. I enjoyed it when I was young, but, despite the occasional insights--such as the uselessness of semiconductor fabs in Taiwan to China if China invades--this article wore me out before I got very far. I'm sure GPT didn't write it, but I would be happy to read GPT's summary of it.