Crowdfunding and Video Games: 2019 Mid-Year Update
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Madelaine Gnewski: ‘Sweden's parental leave may be generous but it's tying women to the home’
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Google’s 4,000-word privacy policy is a secret history of the internet
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‘Forrest Gump,’ 25 Years Later: A Bad Movie That Gets Worse With Age
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USA's formidable women's soccer team is no accident. It's a product of public policy.
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After urging land reform I now know the brute power of our billionaire press
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A linguist’s case against "socialism": History has made the term vague and unproductive. Should it be retired?
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Reparations are not the answer - The struggle against poverty needs to be a collective fight
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Let me speak freely: Our freedom of speech 'crisis' is culture warriors' codswallop
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Capitalism isn't 'broken'. It's working all too well - and we're the worse for it
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On being serious
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A US war with Iran looms. Don’t for one second think that it is justified.
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Is it time for truth and reconciliation in the US?
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It’s great that Taylor Swift now supports queer people, but her messaging needs some work
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On Being Serious: “Let’s keep destroying the planet” is a Very Serious Position. “Let’s maybe stop” is unserious.
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You saw me covered in blood on a bus. But do you get outraged about all homophobia?
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Ditch the GPS. It’s ruining your brain.
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Envirocidal: The best solution to the compound crises of climate, biodiversity and soil depletion is to simply stop eating animals
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The super-rich endanger democracy
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The death of Hong Kong as we know it?
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To fight anti-semitism, German tabloid prints cutout Kippah
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Going nuclear might be the best way to combat climate change
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Op-eds from the future: It’s 2059, and the rich kids are still winning
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Disney's new 'Aladdin,' starring Will Smith, is a mostly pale imitation of the original
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I oversaw the US nuclear power industry. Now I think it should be banned.
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Why Ditching Processed Foods Won't Be Easy — The Barriers To Cooking From Scratch
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The logic of Alabama’s abortion law should permit you to claim a fetus on your taxes and collect insurance if you miscarry
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Truly progressive policies to support stable, affordable rental housing for all are a golden political opportunity
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Don’t visit your doctor in the afternoon - everyone suffers decision fatigue, even physicians
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Will Republican climate change proposals work?
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Math teachers should be more like football coaches
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Which cities have concrete strategies for environmental justice?
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An abhorrent post, but proverbial Folau death penalty a step too far
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It's Time to Break Up Facebook
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Xi Jinping wanted global dominance. He overshot
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Don’t let industry write the rules for AI
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Why we need to reinvent democracy for the long term
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Ligatures in programming fonts: hell no
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Why Australia swings between two flawed parties
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Rust is not a good C replacement
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Do you have certain genres/bands for certain moods? If so, what are they and why them in particular?
I, personally, have a lot of music I listen to, but I can't just throw anything on when I want to jam. I have certain bands and certain genres whenever I'm feeling strongly one way or the other....
I, personally, have a lot of music I listen to, but I can't just throw anything on when I want to jam. I have certain bands and certain genres whenever I'm feeling strongly one way or the other. Sad usually gets (to name a few) The Smiths, Blue October, or Motion City Soundtrack. Angry gets Periphery, some early Coheed and Cambria, or some early Incubus. Happy might get Weezer, Fleetwood Mac, or Polyphia. To name a few examples.
Or sometimes, I'm just feeling a certain band/sound and nothing else for days at a time. At the moment, it's been Thank You Scientist. If you can't put bands to emotions, what have you stuck on repeat lately?
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The empty promise of suicide prevention: Many of the problems that lead people to kill themselves cannot be fixed with a little extra serotonin
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The telegraph was America's first singularity
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All prisoners must be able to vote, no matter what their crime
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The only way to rein in Big Tech is to treat them as a public service
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After the rain: The lasting effects of storms in the Caribbean
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Cry for Notre-Dame, sure, but why not for treasures beyond the West?
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The tyranny of convenience
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The data all guilt-ridden parents need: What science tells us about breast-feeding, sleep training and all the agonizing decisions of parenthood
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Carole Cadwalladr: Facebook's role in Brexit -- and the threat to democracy
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