Highlights and transcript from the first of Mark Zuckerberg's "public discussions on the future of technology and society"
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"She never looks back": Inside Elizabeth Holmes's final months at Theranos
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Time for happiness - Research consistently shows that the happiest people use their money to buy time
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The devastating allure of medical miracles
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My life at 47 is back to what it was like at 27 - Post-divorce, I’ve returned to my old ways
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How former referee Tim Donaghy conspired to fix NBA games
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How did the police know you were near a crime scene? Google told them
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What happens when techno-utopians actually run a country
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After years of inaction, Delta teacher shortage reaches ‘crisis’ levels
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The state of BioWare - With a project over six years in the making, the storied game studio enters a new era
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A deep dive on the recent widespread DNS hijacking attacks
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Inside the resistance movement opposing Daniel Ortega's Trans-Nicaragua Canal
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Digital Foundry Tech Interview: Metro Exodus, ray tracing and the 4A Engine's open world upgrades
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Blackout at home: When the lights went out at Shea Stadium in 1977
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The Magic Leap con
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Trapped in a hoax: Survivors of conspiracy theories speak out
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How Facebook Screwed Us All - It’s not just spreading phony stories everywhere—it’s killing real news
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War over being nice
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The case for capping all prison sentences at twenty years
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The Digital Antiquarian: Ultima VII
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If you're drugged and raped, the police may never know. Here's why.
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How the US has hidden its empire: The United States likes to think of itself as a republic, but it holds territories all over the world – the map you always see doesn’t tell the whole story.
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The internet was built on the free labor of open source developers. Is that sustainable?
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How to pick a career (that actually fits you)
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How a Slovakian neo-Nazi got elected. In 2013, Marian Kotleba won a shock victory in regional elections. Four years later, he was voted out in a landslide. But now he’s running for president.
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How Wall Street bought up America's homes
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The Devil’s Advocate: Francis Malofiy may be the most hated man in the Philadelphia legal community. He may also be on the cusp of getting the last laugh on rock’s golden gods.
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The ethical dilemma facing Silicon Valley’s next generation
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The philosopher redefining equality
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Private Mossad for hire - Inside an effort to influence American elections, starting with one small-town race
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Encrypted databases: The issues with searchable encryption and the ever-expanding leakage function
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2019 Annual Letter from Bill & Melinda Gates: "We didn’t see this coming"
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The fatal ensnaring of Dan DePew
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If you were a sack of cumin
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“To witness the final moment”: Forty years of ‘Faces of Death’
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Bob Costas, unplugged: From NBC and broadcast icon to dropped from the Super Bowl
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Atlantic City is really going down this time
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Scientists are totally rethinking animal cognition
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Inside the secret Facebook war for Mormon hearts and minds - What happens when social media manipulation targets religious faith?
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My disabled son’s amazing gaming life in the World of Warcraft
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The fight for gender equality in big-wave surfing, one of the most dangerous sports on earth
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A profile of Alex Stamos, former security chief at Yahoo and Facebook who was at ground zero of major cyberattacks and Russian election interference
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Seeking Utopia in Louisiana - The lost story of a group of socialists who built an extraordinary, but flawed, colony
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A Green New Deal for housing
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The neo-nazi podcaster next door
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The five families of feces - The porta-potty business is as dirty as you’d think. But one man keeps coming up smelling like roses.
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Tim O'Reilly: The fundamental problem with Silicon Valley’s favorite growth strategy
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'Jennifer Aniston cried in my lap': The inside story of Friends
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How to make everything ourselves: Open modular hardware
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A swamp divided: How Donald Trump's arrival turned DC nightlife upside down
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