The coronavirus is making us all camgirls: For millions of newly remote workers, doing your job now involves looking the part, figuring out your angles, and performing for the camera
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I was a teenage conspiracy theorist: Want to know why wild conspiracism can be so irresistible? Ask a fourteen-year-old girl
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Why I’m learning more with distance learning than I do in school
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After six weeks of lockdown, Miamians enjoy first weekend of reopened parks, marinas
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Many schools are already closed until the end of the year. So what happens to all those missed classes?
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Calling me a hero only makes you feel better
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Productivity is not working
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The second phase of unemployment will be harsher: For American workers displaced by recession, widespread public sympathy soon gives way to moralizing anger
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Virtual sex parties offer escape from isolation — if organizers can find a home
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We’re on the brink of cyberpunk
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Prepare for the ultimate gaslighting - "...take a deep breath, ignore the deafening noise, and think deeply about what you want to put back into your life"
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That discomfort you’re feeling is grief
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What’s really holding women back?
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Why I don’t feel safe wearing a face mask
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The stimulus bill punishes parents behind on child support. Now is not the time
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Searching for the small wins is getting me through this pandemic
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Playing on Kansas City radio: Russian propaganda
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Walmart amps up its virus response for workers
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What it’s like to isolate with your girlfriend and her other boyfriend
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Plenty of American workers aren't being told to work remotely—even though they could
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Cheating on my parents: My own abusive mother and father were being replaced, and they knew it
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What if the court saw other rights as generously as gun rights?
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How the working-class life is killing Americans, in charts
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The untold story of the world's biggest diamond heist
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How dating became a market, and the consequences that follow from this
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The greatest human rights violation on the planet is the harm men do to women
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Silicon Valley ruined work culture
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Garbage language: Why do corporations speak the way they do?
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It’s okay to leave your headphones at home
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Copenhagen retains its crown – annual global liveability survey from ECA International rates cities on their quality of life for Europeans abroad
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The nuclear family was a mistake
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The new breed of sex addicts - who don't have sex
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Was Jeanne Calment the oldest person who ever lived—or a fraud?
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The way we work is killing us - An interview with the author of Dying for a Paycheck
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Sanna Marin: ‘I feel that the American Dream can be achieved best in the Nordic countries, where every child no matter their background ... can become anything’
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Five top designers imagine the workplace of 2040
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An adult’s guide to social skills, for those who were never taught
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Too many of America’s smartest waste their talents
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How will you measure your life? Clayton Christensen’s advice on how to determine success.
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The mafia is more powerful than it’s ever been
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Why we should change Australia Day ... to the fourth Friday in January
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Finland's family cafes are helping solve one of parenting's biggest problems – loneliness
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Learning about work ethic from my high school driving instructor
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Oslo saw zero pedestrian and cyclist deaths in 2019 – reducing the number of cars reduced the number of traffic fatalities
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In 2020, skip your resolutions—Embrace a vice
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Steven Pinker: What can we expect from the 2020s?
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We recapped the whole decade - A three-part attempt to figure out what made the ’10s the ’10s
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When does a boyfriend or girlfriend become part of the family?
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The Christian withdrawal experiment
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Lovers in Auschwitz, reunited seventy-two years later. He had one question
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