> basically had to read the whole article just because of the joy of the typography I second this sentiment! He's a much better typographer than he is an auth

> basically had to read the whole article just because of the joy of the typography I second this sentiment! He's a much better typographer than he is an author. An early paragraph reads, in full, "So, a few words about that." I also disagreed with all his points (e.g. I'd love to just type text as I'm doing into this comment field here with almost no formatting input choices, and get an article like his.) What he would call "eating out of the peanut butter jar". The way he ended his essay was weak and not convincing. (I don't want to make money off of my writing directly.) But the typesetting on his byline. Wow. I was blown away by the typography and found it an absolute pleasure to read. I'd love to have my writing typeset as well. I read through his whole essay despite not agreeing with much (any) of the content.