The asymmetry of nudges
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How to build an AI data center
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Book review: Dominion
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Why didn't Chris and Dan get into Berghain?
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American reconstruction was sabotaged. But what if it hadn't been?
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Spaced repetition for teaching two-year olds how to read (Interview)
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The Tesla party was fun; now comes the lawsuit driven hangover
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The great deterioration of local community was a major driver of the loss of the play-based childhood
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Anti-Trans Legislative Risk Assessment Map: June 2024 edition
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I'm forking Ladybird and stepping down as SerenityOS BDFL
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RIP to the greatest CEO you've never heard of (2022)
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My birthday gangbang
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Les atomes
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How to build 300,000 airplanes in five years
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The emotional support animal racket
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The state as blunt force - impressions of the Columbia campus clearance
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Why Panama dollarized
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Laziness does not exist
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The forgotten war on beepers
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In Berlin, I experience icks I never thought possible
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Duty to Warn's John Gartner breaks down Donald Trump's cognitive decline
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Here are thirteen other explanations for the adolescent mental health crisis. None of them work.
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I’ve been at NPR for twenty-five years. Here’s how we lost America’s trust.
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Underrated ideas in psychology
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Long untouchable, fire departments are causing death and homelessness in American cities by advocating for bad policies
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I watched fifteen hours of COVID origins arguments so you don't have to
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You don't need to document everything
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$400,000 worth of Playdate game consoles disappear in Las Vegas, hardware maker says
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Science will only end once we've licked all the objects in the universe
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Ancient Beat - the newsletter of ancient history - celebrates its 100th Issue
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In defense of squatting - the community utility of squatting in a world of algorithmic landlord collusion
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The second soul, Part I (on salt)
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Transport for London’s AI Tube station experiment
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Not so fast, Mr. Fourier!
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Romantic love is an under-rated driver of gender equality
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The problem with California Prop 1
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Why small developers are getting squeezed out of the housing market
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A university professor reflects about time management
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Leasing like a state, or: public housing is development policy
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Delaying parenthood via the cryopreservation of live-born children - the unintended consequences of blurring embryonic and human rights
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How to do things if you're not that smart and don't have any talent
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Berkeley's upzoning would be among America's largest
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The billionaire who wants to live forever has Long COVID
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How a Kalman filter works, in pictures
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Boarding patients in the emergency department while they wait for available beds is a significant problem that increases avoidable US deaths
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It's fair to describe schizophrenia as probably mostly genetic
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A cycle of misery: The business of building commercial aircraft
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