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22.03.2023

Baby Naming Has Reached Peak Androgyny - The Atlantic

The desire of parents to be truly original has had a perhaps unintended effect.

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22.03.2023

Crypto Is Mostly Over. Its Carbon Emissions Are Not. - The Atlantic

The environmental toll of Bitcoin could be even higher this year than last.

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22.03.2023

Tattoos do odd things to the immune system - The Atlantic

When you stick ink-filled needles into your skin, your body’s defenders respond accordingly. Scientists aren’t sure if that’s good or bad for you.

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23.03.2023

How Deregulation Enabled Train Disasters Like East Palestine - The Atlantic

Not much is stopping a catastrophe like the one in East Palestine from happening again.

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21.03.2023

Even Chatbots Have to Take the SAT - The Atlantic

GPT-4’s facility for standardized exams will re-entrench the tests’ power and influence.

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22.03.2023

How Ivermectin Became a Belief System - The Atlantic

The deworming drug is central to an improvisational, alternative medical subculture that was forming even before the pandemic.<strong> </strong>

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24.03.2023

Twitter’s blue check marks were always shameless - The Atlantic

Twitter verification was first a tool for vanity.

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24.03.2023

People Aren’t Falling for AI Trump Photos (Yet) - The Atlantic

Fake images of Trump getting arrested may not fool anyone—but the next thing cooked up by AI might.

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20.05.2022

Free Shipping Isn’t Really Free - The Atlantic

How retailers hide the costs of delivery—and why we’re such suckers for their ploys

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20.05.2022

Restoration Hardware Catalogs Won’t Die - The Atlantic

The surprising persistence of the mail-order business

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18.10.2022

Is Cord-Blood Banking Worth It? - The Atlantic

Umbilical blood can be a valuable treatment for rare diseases. But that doesn’t mean you need to pay thousands of dollars to bank your baby’s.

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02.02.2023

Wall Street's Short Kings - The Atlantic

Carson Block uses covert techniques to uncover fraud for profit. Now he’s under investigation himself. Is he the hero of Wall Street, or the villain?

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13.02.2023

Long COVID is the emergency that won’t end - The Atlantic

This emergency is not about to end.

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13.02.2023

Somehow, the science on masks still isn’t settled - The Atlantic

One of the most crucial pandemic questions is deceptively hard to answer.

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08.03.2023

The Crafty Logic That Accompanies Dementia - The Atlantic

The human brain has a way of creating logic, even when it’s drifting from reality.

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13.03.2023

The next stage of COVID is starting now - The Atlantic

What happens when everyone first gets immunity to the coronavirus as a very young kid?

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22.03.2023

Why Kids Aren’t Falling in Love With Reading - The Atlantic

Hint: It’s not just the screens.

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22.03.2023

The Book for a World That Is Running Out of Time - The Atlantic

Jenny Odell’s latest book asks an urgent question: What happens when our emergencies become banal?

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23.03.2023

The Many Pieces of Catherine Lacey - The Atlantic

Catherine Lacey invents the ultimate fun-house novel for her exploration of biography and art.

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24.03.2023

The Books Briefing: Daniel Loedel, Megan Buskey - The Atlantic

Ordinary photos and stories can connect you with your roots: Your weekly guide to the best in books

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15.03.2023

'Please' Is No Longer Polite - The Atlantic

The phrase <em>if it please you</em> has been shortened and shortened over time—until it’s become more brusque than courteous.

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16.03.2023

Your bad attitude can make you happier - The Atlantic

When you’re feeling stuck, focusing on the things you hate can help.

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23.03.2023

Intelligence Is More Than a Tool to Get Ahead - The Atlantic

Intelligence can make you happier, but only if you see it as more than a tool to get ahead.

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24.03.2023

Marriage Isn’t Hard Work; It’s Serious Play - The Atlantic

Yes, love requires some labor. But that shouldn’t define the relationship.

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Baby Naming Has Reached Peak Androgyny - The Atlantic

Crypto Is Mostly Over. Its Carbon Emissions Are Not. - The Atlantic

Tattoos do odd things to the immune system - The Atlantic

How Deregulation Enabled Train Disasters Like East Palestine - The Atlantic

Technology

Even Chatbots Have to Take the SAT - The Atlantic

How Ivermectin Became a Belief System - The Atlantic

Twitter’s blue check marks were always shameless - The Atlantic

People Aren’t Falling for AI Trump Photos (Yet) - The Atlantic

Career

Free Shipping Isn’t Really Free - The Atlantic

Restoration Hardware Catalogs Won’t Die - The Atlantic

Is Cord-Blood Banking Worth It? - The Atlantic

Wall Street's Short Kings - The Atlantic

Health

Long COVID is the emergency that won’t end - The Atlantic

Somehow, the science on masks still isn’t settled - The Atlantic

The Crafty Logic That Accompanies Dementia - The Atlantic

The next stage of COVID is starting now - The Atlantic

Books & Literature

Why Kids Aren’t Falling in Love With Reading - The Atlantic

The Book for a World That Is Running Out of Time - The Atlantic

The Many Pieces of Catherine Lacey - The Atlantic

The Books Briefing: Daniel Loedel, Megan Buskey - The Atlantic

Kids & Parenting

'Please' Is No Longer Polite - The Atlantic

Your bad attitude can make you happier - The Atlantic

Intelligence Is More Than a Tool to Get Ahead - The Atlantic

Marriage Isn’t Hard Work; It’s Serious Play - The Atlantic

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