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A brief era of rationality is ending
(washingtonexaminer.com)
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Yes, too anxious about nuclear energy generally. https://ourworldindata.org/safest-sources-of-energy
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'The Social Dilemma' and the Last Fucking Thing I'll Ever Write About Facebook
(pullrequest.substack.com)
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Horseshoe crab blood is key to making Covid-19 vaccine, but ecosystem may suffer
(nationalgeographic.com)
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Brain-eating amoeba may be in Houston-area tap water, health officials warn
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The case for more – many more – Americans
(vox.com)
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The K-shaped recovery
(pomp.substack.com)
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Photographer Waited in a River Nightly for 4 Years to Get This One Shot
(treehugger.com)
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The Thirty-Million-Line Problem (2015)
(caseymuratori.com)
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Whole Foods Founder: ‘The Whole World Is Getting Fat’
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Bay Area has a plan to combat climate change: force people to work from home
(sfchronicle.com)
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That was one of the points Andrew Yang made when he was pitching the Freedom Dividend. Noting the efficiency of giving people money directly, and they can use it in a way that would be most useful in their particular case.
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A man eats an entire bag of liquorice. This is what happened to his kidneys. Hyperliquemia Hyper, meaning high. liqu, referring to liquorice. emia, meaning presence in blood. High liquorice presence in blood. https://www.youtube.
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China’s new richest person is a bottled water tycoon
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Young people are the new corps of engineers the US has been waiting for
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The Twitter mob is good for business
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Scientists Uncover the Molecular Origins of an LSD Trip
(inverse.com)
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Implicit Bias Training Doesn't Work
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Bay Area planning agency advances 60% work from home mandate
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The luxury air business is booming – as many Californians struggle to breathe
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Hunger in America, Especially for Children, Has “Skyrocketed” During Covid-19
(theintercept.com)
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More Important Than Votes
(solana.substack.com)
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Yes, and Rogan would fall into the healthy part of that spectrum. People who say he's totally passive or unchallenging aren't actually familiar with the show - they're just echoing a tired tribal talking point.
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The World Forager Elite
(overcomingbias.com)
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It’s not just about child mortality, life expectancy improved at all ages
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Well said. People are so used to shows and popular voices pushing agendas that it seems they're flummoxed when one isn't doing that. Apparently under the impression that Rogan is endorsing everything his guests say and that his li
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Not so fast, urban exodus: Covid could make NY and SF great places to live again
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Microsoft's CEO, Xbox head say they won't screw up Bethesda
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China sharply expands mass labor program in Tibet
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Not as bad as we thought, but an in-person team is still more agile, faster and better at onboarding/integrating new people. So I think they'll have that kind of advantage in the coming years over incumbents that transitioned to r
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