Blood and soil in Narendra Modi's India
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Inside the Pentagon's secret UFO program
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The outsize, oft-ignored legacy of the original Dragon Quest
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The messy, secretive reality behind OpenAI’s bid to save the world
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An overview of the technology behind self-driving cars and some of the issues and concerns that are slowing down their development
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A group of agents rose through the ranks to lead the US Border Patrol, and now they’re retiring and leaving it in crisis
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The woman shaking up the diamond industry
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How I learned french in twelve months
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Students say the Lambda School coding bootcamp isn't delivering on its promises, with concerns about poor instruction and prospects while being bound by income-sharing agreements
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The nuclear family was a mistake
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Security researchers partner with Chrome to take down over 500 browser extensions in a fraud network affecting 1.7 million users
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The golden quarter—Some of our greatest cultural and technological achievements took place between 1945 and 1971. Why has progress stalled?
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The downside of diagnosis by smartphone
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Modesty means more, not less
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A two-year investigation of the ties between a network of deceptive dating sites and Firefly Aerospace, a company selected by NASA for bidding on lunar payloads
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SpaceX is taking over the tiny village of Boca Chica
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Love and Lhotse - Driven by loss, two of the world’s best mountaineers, Hilaree Nelson and Jim Morrison, set out to make history skiing in the shadow of Mount Everest
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Kirk Drift: "Womanizer" Captain Kirk and false memories of pop culture
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The CIA secretly bought a company that sold encryption devices across the world. Then its spies sat back and listened
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Costco capitalism
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GatesNotes 2020 Annual Letter: Why we swing for the fences
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Will Spotify ruin podcasting?
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The deal of the century (or, the alliance of losers)
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Deep sea diving: The state of submarine cable technology
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When medical debt collectors decide who gets arrested
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Reasons not to become famous
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Wood joint strength testing
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The billion-dollar disinformation campaign to re-elect the President
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Pack-ratting in video games: How can developers encourage or discourage players from hoarding?
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The internet of beefs
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The rapid rise and sudden fall of a Kratom Kingpin
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What I learned about life at a company that deals in dead bodies
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Book Review: Human Compatible
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Bethesda never understood Fallout
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Utah wanted all the tourists. Then it got them
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Ignorance, a skilled practice
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SolarRoof.Cool — A crash course on Tesla's Solarglass roof, Powerwall, and sustainable energy systems, from the perspective of an owner.
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How sustainable is a solar powered website?
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Trapped in Iran
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How will you measure your life? Clayton Christensen’s advice on how to determine success.
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Clearview AI claims its facial recognition software identified a terrorism suspect in New York City last year, but the NYPD says they played no role in the case
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Demoted and placed on probation
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Invasion of the ‘Frankenbees’: The danger of building a better bee
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Splendid isolation: How I stopped time by sitting in a forest for twenty-four hours
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Leader of US nazi terror group "The Base" revealed
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The Muslim world’s question: ‘What happened to us?’
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War by other means: Syria’s economic struggle
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Missouri charmer led double life, masterminded one of the biggest frauds in farm history
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Jumping worms are taking over North American forests
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Scientists synthesize the voice of 3000 year old mummy
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