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What We’re Reading

March 8, 2026

A Technology for a Low-Trust Society

By Charlie Warzel

The Atlantic

March 8, 2026

IQ Scores Are Falling But, No, We’re Not Growing More Stupid

By Stuart Jeffries

Psyche

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Punch the Monkey and His Plushie Re-Create a Famous Psychological Experiment

By Mark Nielsen

Scientific American

March 1, 2026

Did Her White Father Marry Her Black Mother for Love, or for Research?

By Julia Scheeres

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Building a Better Working Dog

By David Grimm

Science

March 1, 2026

He Studied Cognitive Science at Stanford. Then He Wrote a Startling Play About A.I. Authoritarianism.

By Michelle Goldberg

The New York Times

March 1, 2026

Inside the Data-Driven Quest to Make Football Helmets Safer

By Adrian Cho

Science

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Boredom Is the Price We Pay for Meaning

By Daniel Smith

The Atlantic

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What Helps You Feel Better Might Depend on Where You Grew Up

By Mark Chen

Psyche

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Can You Fix a Broken Democracy Without Breaking It More?

By Caitlin Dewey

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