f*ck i loved that
f*ck i loved that
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A human-AI collaboration synthesizing the (so many) pieces of content that made me say, f*ck i loved that. An nsfw, highlight reel, tl;dr of what I've paid attention to recently so you don't have to. Deep dive synthesis in ~15 minutes on transformation and the Now/Future, this liminal, upside down, fuck around we're all trying to survive. Because love's the only thing we haven't tried yet. And because I fucking love you. jenniferangelamcrae.substack.com
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The podcast covers a range of themes centered around societal transformation, digital challenges, and human experience. Episodes delve into topics like the socio-economic impact of AI on white-collar jobs, termed 'The Great Displacement,' and the concept of the 'Enshittocene,' which addresses the degradation of online experiences. Specific examples include discussions on economic precarity, social safety nets, and exploring visions for a 'Dignity Economy' as potential solutions.
Long form dialogues on futures worth living in.
Welcome to The New Good Lifef*ck i love you — EpisodePublished: March 22, 2026
About This Episode
After a long period of rest and recovery, Jenn returns with a relaunch of f*ck i love you — and a name for the idea she’s been circling since she started writing here.
This is the essay that introduces The New Good Life (tNGL): a framework for the civilizational shift already underway, rooted in bell hooks’ love ethic and the radical idea that wealth, wellbeing, dignity, and deep relationality aren’t utopian — they’re emerging right now, just not evenly distributed yet.
Jenn also walks through FILY’s new architecture (four sections, one publication), explains why she’s folding everything under one roof, and asks — with characteristic awkwardness — for the thing none of us are supposed to ask for.
In This Episode
What “The New Good Life” actually means — and why it needed a name
The old social contract, its collapse, and what we’re building instead
The 10-3-1 principle and FILY’s new structure
The Lemmings metaphor: what the fracture of community actually looks like
A direct ask: how to support this work
Links & References
Pathways to Prosperity: Navigating Structural Transformation
All About Love — bell hooks
Project Baseline — Shawn K & Dave Foulkes
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