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Growing up Murdoch
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The ideal candidate will be punched in the stomach
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High and dry: Sobriety and transcendence at Bonnaroo
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Erotic art (an overview of centuries of philosophical arguments)
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There is no safe word: How the best-selling fantasy author Neil Gaiman hid the darkest parts of himself for decades
62 votes -
Never forgive them - On digital platforms vs users
35 votes -
Debanking (and debunking?)
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Notes on Guyana
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Christopher Kirchhoff on military innovation and the future of war
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Emmy nominations: 'Shōgun', 'The Bear' and 'Only Murders In The Building' lead field
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‘Story Of Your Life’ is not a time-travel story (2018)
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A British nurse was found guilty of killing seven babies. Did she do it?
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I watched fifteen hours of COVID origins arguments so you don't have to
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How I taught the Iliad to Chinese teenagers
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Patrick McKenzie on navigating complex systems
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Silent Spring (Rachel Carson, 1962)
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Notes on the Ivory Coast
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Videoconference fatigue from a neurophysiological perspective (first neurophysiological evidence)
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The great cash-for-carbon hustle
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Ada Palmer on viking metaphysics, contingent moments, and censorship
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The villa where doctors experimented on children
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Book review: The Educated Mind
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Icono: A universal language that shows what it says
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“Balkan Cosmology” by Bruce Sterling
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The story of VaccinateCA
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Logistics: How did they do it? Part III, on the move
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Semi-formal study of people trying a fad diet where you eat mostly potatoes for four weeks
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How an Ivy League school turned against a student
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Wikipedia is declining: In defense of inclusionism (2018)
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What is sport?
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Pure nostalgia: The oral history of ‘That Thing You Do!’
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The effects of remote work on collaboration among information workers
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Victoria II, Part I: Mechanics and Gears
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Nothingness (Why is there something rather than nothing?)
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Book review: Progress and Poverty by Henry George
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The (mostly) true story of Vanilla Ice, hip-hop, and the American Dream
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Egypt: Security forces abuse, torture LGBT people
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We don’t know our potential
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The Bush-Gore recount is an omen for 2020: An oral history of the craziest presidential election in modern US history
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GPT-3 writing creative fiction on its own
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The Monty Hall problem
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Black Death, COVID, and why we keep telling the myth of a Renaissance Golden Age and bad Middle Ages
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Perfect Dark: The oral history of an N64 classic
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Does “The Case Against Socialism” hold up? It does not. A brief look at Rand Paul’s new book.
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PlayStation: The first twenty-five years - An oral history of Sony’s big gaming play, and how it changed the world
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The hardest effect I ever pulled off, by forty-two filmmakers, cinematographers, and effects artists
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The tech of ‘Terminator 2’ – an oral history
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The intellectual we deserve – Jordan Peterson's popularity is the sign of a deeply impoverished political and intellectual landscape
35 votes -
Making anime faces with StyleGAN
8 votes