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Focus in a Fragmented World: Tackling the Attention Crisis
Explore the modern struggle for attention in a distracted world and the evolving market dynamics of capturing and measuring it.
Fatherhood
Letting Go: The Emotional Toll on Sports Parents
Explore the emotional journey of sports parents facing the end of their child's athletic career, dealing with lost dreams, identity, and moving on.
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The Crisis of Liberalism in Academic Institutions
Dive into Gareth Fearn's compelling critique of how U.S. liberalism fails in accountability, particularly in universities, amid militarized responses to student protests and questionable financial ethics.
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The Power of Language in Political Conflict: Insights from Zadie Smith
Explore Zadie Smith's incisive reflection on how language shapes campus protests and ethical dialogues in political conflicts, emphasizing the profound impact of rhetoric in the Israeli-Palestinian discourse.
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'One Billion Americans' Review, Matthew Yglesias' Bold Vision for a Bigger, Family-Centric America
Explore Matthew Yglesias' "One Billion Americans," where he argues for expanding family-friendly policies to boost national growth and stability.
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Recommended Reading: We Need to Make Cities Less Car-Dependent
Explore how U.S. cities can learn from the Netherlands to reduce car dependence, enhance public transit, and make urban areas safer and more sustainable.
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Recommended Reading: The Rapid Decline of Homicides in American Cities
Explore the dramatic drop in homicides across major U.S. cities in early 2024 and its potential political impact. Dive into detailed statistics and city-specific trends.
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When Politicians Invoke the Founding Fathers, Remember This
Another fantastic read for the weekend. Jamelle Bouie takes on an issue that has driven me more and more crazy over the past few years. Right-wing Republicans are convinced that they, and they alone, have direct insight into the minds of the Founders who – surprise! – were unanimously in favor of
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Why I Hope to Die at 75
Why I Hope to Die at 75 by Ezekiel J. Emanuel. Recently, there’s been a buzz around extending human lifespans, but Dr. Emmanuel, an oncologist and bioethicist, has a different take that's turning heads: he hopes to die at 75. He makes a provocative case against the
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Recommended Reading: Why the world cannot afford the rich
Discover why tackling economic inequality is crucial for sustainability and social well-being. Learn how the wealth of the richest 1% affects us all and the steps we can take to create a more equitable world.
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The Library of Consciousness
The Library of Consciousness is an expanding repository of texts, talks, and multimedia focused on the myriad aspects of human life and its enigmas.
Book
Diving Deeper into Area X: Jeff VanderMeer Announces Prequel 'Absolution'
Explore the mysterious world of Area X in Jeff VanderMeer's newest novel, Absolution. A decade after the original series, this prequel promises to unveil startling secrets and thrilling adventures.