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Is the "Death Drive" Real?

Statistically, at least ten people reading this article will be dead within sixteen months. I just made that statistic up, but if you felt a little f…

The Untold History of Facebook’s Most Controversial Growth Tool

How Facebook invented the 'People You May Know' feature. An exclusive excerpt from 'Facebook: The Inside Story'

Deliberate Anti-Productivity

After hustling her way to the pinnacle of the PM world at Instagram and Facebook, venture capitalist Bo Ren learned to go further by taking her foot …

The 3-ladder system of social class in the U.S.

Apple Privacy Chief: North Dakota Bill 'Threatens to Destroy the iPhone as You Know It'

The North Dakota Senate this week introduced a new bill that would prevent Apple and Google from requiring developers to use their respective app...

Seeing the Pentagon Papers in a New Light

5 ways to support parents right now

Media that matters: Peter Walker talks Digital Media Art

Thunder in Her Head - The American Scholar

Music in the age of algorithm

How White nationalists evade the law and continue profiting off hate - CNN

Learning to Love in the Wilds of Our Bodies - Gay Mag

Hyperland, Intermedia, and the Web That Never Was — Are.na

Sweet syrupy love

How creatives win friends, influence people and break the internet

Billions of Locusts Are Swarming East Africa

Rip Tide - The American Scholar

A Reality Check for Steinbeck and Charley

The Incredible Shrinking Political Party

Tesla running on ‘Autopilot’ repeatedly veered toward the spot where Apple engineer later crashed and died, federal investigators say

American Dirt: A Bridge to Nowhere

My Internship in Japan: Minamata

15 Essential Things To Know Before Driving in Sicily — ALONG DUSTY ROADS

The Battle for the World’s Most Powerful Cyberweapon

The Husband Stitch Isn’t Just a Horrifying Childbirth Myth

Macron refuses to rule out putting troops on ground in Ukraine in call to galvanise Europe

How to Pick Your Life Partner - Part 2 - Wait But Why

Will Self: How Should We Read?

My Internship in Japan: Kyushu travels I

How Ghost Kitchens Took Over America's Restaurants | Marker

Miles to Go - The American Scholar

Devastating solar storms could be far more common than we thought

The mystery of why some people become sudden geniuses

writing as autonomy

A couple who live apart in New York City say it helped their marriage

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The Michael Scott Theory of Social Class

Procrastination

Why Isn’t Law & Order Streaming Anywhere?

The Influencer and the Hit Man: How a Years-Long Domain Name Feud Ended in a Bloody Shootout

Scientific Speed Reading: How to Read 300% Faster in 20 Minutes