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December 2, 2019

What Racial Discrimination Will Look Like in 2060

By Marisa Franco

Scientific American

December 1, 2019

Most People Are Bad at Arguing. These 2 Techniques Will Make You Better.

By Brian Resnick

Vox

December 1, 2019

Meet the Leftish Economist With a New Story About Capitalism

By Katy Lederer

The New York Times

December 1, 2019

Living with Chronic Illness: Why Some Cope and Others Don’t

By Katherine Ellison

Knowable Magazine

November 25, 2019

Introducing Culdesac: Building Car-Free Neighborhoods from Scratch

By Ryan Johnson

Medium

November 25, 2019

Could Learning “Untranslatable Words” from Other Cultures Be a Key to Happiness?

By Sigal Samuel

Vox

November 25, 2019

This Year’s Nobel Prizes Prompt Soul-Searching Among Economists

The Economist

November 25, 2019

Reasoning Behind a Veil of Ignorance

By Dave Nussbaum

Boston Globe

November 23, 2019

Psychologists from 40 Countries Pledged to Use Their Jobs to Address Climate Change

By Zoë Schlanger

Quartz

November 23, 2019

When Good Advice Goes Bad

By Karen Weese

Scientific American

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