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Covid Economic Tracker
(tracktherecovery.org)
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Journalists Are Leaving the Noisy Internet for Your Email Inbox
(nytimes.com)
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What are the common myths around eye colour?
(optimax.co.uk)
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The Value of Uncertainty
(aeon.co)
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Algorithms associating appearance and criminality have a dark past
(aeon.co)
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The existence of biological sex is no constraint on human diversity
(aeon.co)
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Indeed. Both of our statements are true!
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"political causes without problems" If the political cause is to take away freedom from others, you can expect resistance.
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Climate Change Will Force a New American Migration
(propublica.org)
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Traders set to don virtual reality headsets in their home offices
(ft.com)
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When you buy a house to live in, it magnifies the tension between maximizing lifestyle (schools, work, amenities, friends, family, etc.) and maximizing returns. In practice, by and large, you have to balance towards the former, which means
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History has shown us that the concentration in any one asset class, in any one country, in any one anything , really, is dangerous.
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Managing Money in a Zero Interest Rate Environment
(bridgewater.com)
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Off the cuff, a better user experience altogether might be to prompt attendees afterwards to submit their biggest take-away, instead of a patronizing poke. That way, not only does it confirm paying attention, but you can also get a signal
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Sony gears up for ultimate round of gaming wars with Microsoft
(ft.com)
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Dave Cutler
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I Mastered the Art of Ventilating My Home
(theatlantic.com)
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“Although Los Angeles County has never experienced the monsters that terrorize the midwest, tornadoes, albeit smaller ones, are not unknown here. Since 1950, at least 42 tornadoes were reported to have occurred in Los Angeles County. Most w
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The jazz singer’s mind shows us how to improvise through life itself
(psyche.co)
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Prelude to the space age – the 1960 film that inspired ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’
(aeon.co)
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The Launch of the Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer
(brown.stanford.edu)
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RoboRoach Bundle – build your own cockroach cyborg
(backyardbrains.com)
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Taxonomy of Window Manager User Interfaces [pdf]
(cs.cmu.edu)
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"“To me, this is half the story,” she says, pointing out that though the study data touches on interpersonal relationships, it more heavily measures task-oriented actions, which are only a portion of what drive leadership. “The next lo
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false information is free. correct information costs money (time, research, dollars).
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> It involves thinking "This person I'm talking to could be at least partially right". Or that they are wholly correct and I am wrong. > about convincing someone I'm right. Worth keeping in mind what one is trying
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> The idea of "privileged words" that only a subset of people can utter is ridiculous to me. This comment made me stop to think. Thanks for that. When I zoom out and try to generalize, I think: - "can utter": it is no
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> It’s the unintentional part that I take issue with, which means that it’s not on you to understand the context of my statement, it’s on me to imagine the infinite variety of ways you might interpret my statement and vet them for possib
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> You can't even say the word as part of a debate over the word. The Wikipedia entry explains the historical context of why the word is so extremely painful - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigger One way to thi
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The acoustic, analog, and digital domains
(lynda.com)
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