Fifty years of text games
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Here come the antivirals
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ACX Grants results
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The phrase "no evidence" is a red flag for bad science communication
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Omicron update: Dec 17
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The questions I ask about China
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Ten tips for real-life socializing (for the internet-poisoned brain)
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The Guardian is trying to intimidate Eoin Higgins into retracting his coverage of transphobia in their newsroom
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Much of what you've heard about Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan is wrong
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Please don't give up on having kids because of climate change
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Four things I liked in Q3
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A case study in NIMBY entitlement: The former mayor of Beverly Hills is so mad about duplexes
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The NYT's partisan tale about COVID and the unvaccinated is rife with sloppy data analysis
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Rolling with the Holmies
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Bricks and the Industrial Revolution
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Can we mock and/or threaten people into changing their beliefs? (And more importantly, should we?)
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3 Worlds 3 Moons - Fable
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An obvious bug in Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup that players failed to recognize for two weeks, and what it demonstrates about "cognitive decoupling"
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Lockdown effectiveness: Much more than you wanted to know
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Batman main writer steps away from DC to start indie comic line at Substack
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Substack just made a major new hire as it goes after comic-book writers and expands its fiction efforts
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What's the point of a company? Philip Morris is attempting to purchase a respiratory illness treatment company, let's talk about it.
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The male millennial vernacular of getting swole
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How hard is it to get counting right?
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An interview with air-quality specialist Sarah Coefield about wildfire smoke, ventilation, long-term effects on health, and more
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The insecurity industry
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Cows using virtual reality and the future of work
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Wood construction and the risk of fire
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When orcs were real - The ancient struggle for homo sapiens to rule the Earth
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Why it's hard to innovate in construction
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The paradox of control
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The bullshit economy: Amazon Sidewalk
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The Selfish Fallacy
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Robinhood: We're all investors, alone
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The most expensive number in engineering
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1099s and Tenderness: Papa Health
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A teenager's guide to avoiding actual work
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Fifty years years of text games: LambdaMOO (1990)
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Man against marketing
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How a menthol cigarette ban impacts our vices
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My strange, slow, twenty-year quest for broadband
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Substack is selling soap operas
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On incels, dead bedrooms and the hard problems of loneliness
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Pressing flesh against flesh 🤝: The multi-skin toned handshake emoji reveals that it is more than a routine gesture
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Getting kinky for the sake of data
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What is the bullshit economy?
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Book review: Are We Smart Enough To Know How Smart Animals Are?
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How to find money
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Book review: Progress and Poverty by Henry George
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Relative student ability is remarkably static and predictable from pre-K to college and beyond
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