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Scientists Trot the Globe but Stay Sci-lingual

Chance Townsend

'The American Society of Magical Negroes' backlash explained

Gordon LaForge

The Two Warring Companies That Ruined Skiing

David Zipper

We’ve Hit a Grim Milestone We Haven’t Seen Since 1981. Why Can’t We Do Anything About It?

Belen Edwards

'The American Society of Magical Negroes' trailer sends up a racist trope

James S. Murphy

The Whole World Seems to Agree: Early Decision Is Evil. I Don’t Think It Is.

David Adam

India struggles to turn science into societal benefits

Nitish Pahwa

The Shadowy Industry Dedicated to Squeezing Every Last Penny Out of People in Prison

Andrew Tarantola

Offworld 'company towns' are the wrong way to settle the solar system

Shayla Love

The Neurodiversity Movement Has A Moment This Year

Andrew Hutchinson

Sociable: The age of virtual influencers is coming, bringing new considerations for brands

Emily Watlington

The Climate Crisis Demands That We Collaborate with Other Species. These Artists Are Showing Us How.

Caroline Colvin

Employers, educators are filling in Gen Z’s etiquette gap

Peter Turchin

Why reports that Western civilisation will soon collapse are premature

Scott McLemee

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How the ‘right to science’ can help us overcome the many crises we face today

David Lee Zweifler

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Jeremy Moser

The Future of Artificial Intelligence (AI): Opportunities, Challenges, and Impact on Society

Tom Seymour

As the Fagradalsfjall volcano threatens Iceland, an art biennial in Reykjavik explores societal collapse

Jordan Hart

Bill Gates says a 3-day work week where 'machines can make all the food and stuff' isn't a bad idea

Sociable: X’s long-term business is again threatened by Musk’s rule

Rebecca Ruiz

Lawsuit against major social media companies moves forward

Business Insider

Modern Loneliness: A series exploring the loneliness epidemic

Najmeh Bozorgmehr

Iranians see both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict

Pilita Clark

The fraught politics of the office whipround

Philipp Sprengholz, PhD, Luca Henkel, PhD, Robert Böhm, PhD, and Cornelia Betsch, PhD

Personal Beliefs May Skew Pandemic Memories and Deepen Polarization

Martha Kinsella

Opinion: State and local governments across the country are sidelining science

Jacob Carter

Anjana Ahuja

Science needs diversity more than ever

Jason Parham

First-Gen Social Media Users Have Nowhere to Go

Janan Ganesh

Why the young should go to the office

Jo Ellison

Chandler Bing and the fiction of forever friends

Robert Shrimsley

Humanity is out of control, and AI is worried

How water made the world

Sociable: Meta faces legal action from 42 state attorneys general over addicting teen users

Anna Iovine

Teens want to see friendship on TV, not sex, study shows

Deanna Ritchie

Artificial intelligence and its impact on the tech workforce and society

mohitaggarwal

Rankings

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Hitting the Books: Beware the Tech Bro who comes bearing gifts

Daniel Thomas

UK press slams axing of Facebook News as ‘urgent threat to democracy’

Jessica Cheam

Exploring the intersection of business and our ecology

Robert Armstrong

John Fetterman, dress codes and American anarchy

John Burn-Murdoch

Are we destined for a zero-sum future?

Jacek Chmiel

Sociotechnical Architecture Unites People, Businesses, Tech

My Two Sats with Susie Violet Ward

Bitcoin can surely be a beacon of hope in a society seemingly on the brink of collapse

Eva Xiao

Battle of the ages: how America’s gerontocracy is a challenge for democracy

Juliana Kaplan

The American nuclear family is officially over

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1	Meenakshi Prabhune, PhD The Scientist	Scientists Trot the Globe but Stay Sci-lingual - 4 months ago
2	Chance Townsend Mashable	'The American Society of Magical Negroes' backlash explained - 4 months ago
3	Gordon LaForge Slate	The Two Warring Companies That Ruined Skiing - 4 months ago
4	David Zipper Slate	We’ve Hit a Grim Milestone We Haven’t Seen Since 1981. Why Can’t We Do Anything About It? - 5 months ago
5	Belen Edwards Mashable Entertainment reporter. entertainment journalism	'The American Society of Magical Negroes' trailer sends up a racist trope - 5 months ago
6	James S. Murphy Slate	The Whole World Seems to Agree: Early Decision Is Evil. I Don’t Think It Is. - 5 months ago
7	David Adam Nature	India struggles to turn science into societal benefits - 5 months ago
8	Nitish Pahwa Slate	The Shadowy Industry Dedicated to Squeezing Every Last Penny Out of People in Prison - 5 months ago
9	Andrew Tarantola Engadget	Offworld 'company towns' are the wrong way to settle the solar system - 5 months ago Hitting the Books: Beware the Tech Bro who comes bearing gifts - 7 months ago
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