The 'Black Hole' That Sucks Up Silicon Valley's Money (theatlantic.com)

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Why Can't People Hear What Jordan Peterson is Saying? (theatlantic.com)

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Never forget how close Amazon is with the CIA. - "a $600 million computing cloud developed by Amazon Web Services for the Central Intelligence Agency over the past year will begin servicing all 17 agencies that make up the intelligence community." (theatlantic.com)

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How YouTube's Recommendation Algorithm Really Works (theatlantic.com)

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The Extremely Fast Peopling of the Americas (Curious/Suspect) (theatlantic.com)

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Trump’s NASA Administrator: ‘No Reason’ to Dismiss U.N. Climate Report - An Interview With NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine (theatlantic.com)

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My Grandfather Thought He Solved a Cosmic Mystery (theatlantic.com)

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Why GDP Growth Is So Slow (theatlantic.com)

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Did Sophisticated Medicine Change Neanderthal Evolution? (theatlantic.com)

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Women in the U.S. Can Now Get Safe Abortions by Mail (Maybe). The founder of a global abortion-pill provider that has never shipped to the U.S. has quietly started a new service for Americans. (theatlantic.com)

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The Man Who Broke Politics (theatlantic.com)

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Elite-College Admissions Are Broken (theatlantic.com)

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How Employers Track Their Workers -- The more bosses try to keep track of their workers, the more precious time employees waste trying to evade them. (theatlantic.com)

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Civil-Rights Icon Urges Law Grads to Defend Free Speech (theatlantic.com)

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Instagram Has a Massive Harassment Problem (theatlantic.com)

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Rand Paul introduces bill to cut off Military Aid to Saudi Arabia (theatlantic.com)

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Three Theories on Jamal Khashoggi’s Fate. If the Saudi Crown Prince ordered an operation that ended with Khashoggi dead, what MbS has gained cannot be worth his loss of international support. His friends are fleeing. (theatlantic.com)

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Large Majorities Dislike Political Correctness (theatlantic.com)

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The Pentagon’s Push to Program Soldiers’ Brains (theatlantic.com)

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Teens Are Being Bullied 'Constantly' on Instagram (theatlantic.com)

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Half of American Adults Are in Police Facial-Recognition Databases (theatlantic.com)

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Trump's Due Process Double Standard (theatlantic.com)

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Trump Threatens to 'Totally Destroy North Korea' (theatlantic.com)

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How Will Police Solve Murders on Mars? (Yes, that's really the article) (theatlantic.com)

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A Warning From Europe: The Worst Is Yet to Come (Polarization. Conspiracy theories. Attacks on the free press. An obsession with loyalty. Recent events in the United States follow a pattern Europeans know all too well.) (theatlantic.com)

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