Trevor Klee’s Newsletter

Extending the analogy of the body as a factory

A biology-heavy post

Oct 21 • 

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September 2025

A late September Tuesday in Vienna

I woke up Tuesday morning in Vienna, Austria.

Sep 29 • 

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Zen, motorcycles, artists, engineers, and scientists

I’ve been rereading Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance for the first time since I bounced off it as a teenager.

Sep 16 • 

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The dangers of pseudoscience

It’s weird listening to a pseudoscientist talk.

Sep 12 • 

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Thoughts on my stay in the Tenderloin

I was in San Francisco with my fiancee for a month this summer.

Sep 3 • 

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August 2025

The glorious Soviet Union

I was inoculated at a young age against communism.

Aug 10 • 

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Can fiber remove PFAS?

Contrary to Betteridge's law, yes!

Published on NeutraOat Updates • Aug 6

July 2025

The place of machines in children's society

I was at the Boston Public Garden the other day, watching a family picnicking in the grass.

Jul 26 • 

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WeWork and the temporary end of history

Francis Fukuyama famously predicted the end of history with the fall of the Soviet Union.

Jul 20 • 

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We need to industrialize virtual synthetic repurposing trials

A call for a Focused Research Organization

Jul 10 • 

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The place of humans in machine society

I’ve been thinking a lot recently about my dog, Jasper.

Jul 1 • 

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June 2025

Call of Duty as a lens into American foreign policy from 2003-2025

Warning: this is long.

Jun 23 • 

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