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Your Weekly Stack is a Substack-curated email digest that presents five personalized post recommendations with inline thumbnails, engagement metrics, and topical labels. The selection spans a trigger‑warned essay on sex work and sexual violence — "pussy for pay" by Angela Vang (1,219 likes, 51 comments) — a technical/policy piece on AI data centers and grid resilience from Luminary Strategies (Arushi Sharma Frank) that links to a Dallas Fed event, and three human‑interest/cultural essays: Dean W. Ball’s "Clawed" (688 likes), Lin Cong’s account of working in Western think tanks (13 likes), and Amy’s piece on Eileen Gu and Alysa Liu (754 likes, 68 comments). The message includes standard Substack footer links (unsubscribe, app, start writing) and was presented with timestamps for recentness to help readers prioritize items.

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angel hour

pussy for pay

CW: This essay touches on topics of sex, sex work, and sexual violence....

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17 days ago • 1,219 likes • 51 comments • angela vang

Luminary Strategies, LLC

Grid Harmony: AI Data Center Secrets for a Stronger Power System for All

Event: https://www.dallasfed.org/cd/events/2026/26poweringai...

10 hours ago • 1 like • Arushi Sharma Frank

Hyperdimensional

Clawed

I. A little more than a decade ago, I sat with my father and watched him die. Six months prior, he had been a vigorous man, stronger than I am today, faster and more resilient on a bike than most 20-somethings. Then one day he got heart surgery and he was ...

3 days ago • 688 likes • 5 comments • Dean W. Ball

Lin Cong Fieldnotes

Overheard as a Chinese Employee Working in Western Think Tanks Looking at China

Last summer marked the end of a six year chapter: working for Western think tanks as a China programme specialist. I studied international affairs at a policy school in the US and built my career around one question: how to narrow the gap between China and...

18 hours ago • 13 likes • 1 comment • Lin Cong

amy's blog

eileen gu, alysa liu, and the gaze of the chinese mother

My Asian friend group has this running joke that every Chinese mom gives her daughter an eating disorder. It’s funny because it’s not literally true, but it’s also not wrong. Growing up, my mom—who was chill by Bay Area standards—would squeeze my arms to a...

10 days ago • 754 likes • 68 comments • Amy

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