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Mr. Rogers's Simple Set of Rules for Talking to Kids - The Atlantic
The TV legend possessed an extraordinary understanding of how kids make sense of language.
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Facebook Algorithms Make It Harder to Catch Extremists - The Atlantic
Algorithms that take down “terrorist” videos could hamstring efforts to bring human-rights abusers to justice.
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Britain passes one week without coal power for first time since 1882 | Business | The Guardian
Landmark follows government pledge to phase out electricity from coal by 2025
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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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On Everest, a Trail of Old and Faulty Oxygen Equipment - The New York Times
Illicitly recycled gear has fueled profits for some expedition companies for years. But after some harrowing failures, Nepal is taking action as Everest climbing season begins.
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San Francisco, the City That Apps Built, or Destroyed - The Atlantic
A lot of software developers, according to an unprecedented new analysis.
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A Different Kind of Theory of Everything | The New Yorker
Natalie Wolchover writes about physicists’ effort to find laws that explain the physical world and the nature of the universe.
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How America Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Deficits and Debt - The New York Times
The old rules are being rejected, among liberals and conservatives, politicians and economists.
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The deadly truth about a world built for men – from stab vests to car crashes | Life and style | The Guardian
Crash-test dummies based on the ‘average’ male are just one example of design that forgets about women – and puts lives at risk
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