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April 26, 2020

These Behavioral Science Tweaks Could Boost Voter Turnout During a Pandemic Election (Even if It’s Voting by Mail)

By Talib Visram

Fast Company

April 26, 2020

Fighting Coronavirus Feels Like Fighting a War. That Might Bring Us Together.

By Jamil Zaki

The Washington Post

April 26, 2020

Why Is The Fed Sending Billions Of Dollars All Over The World?

By Greg Rosalsky

NPR: Planet Money

April 26, 2020

(Almost) Everyone Is Doing It

Tradeoffs

April 20, 2020

What Is a ‘Very Good Job’ on Coronavirus Deaths?

By Cass R. Sunstein

Bloomberg

April 20, 2020

How the Pandemic Makes the Case for a “Public Venmo”

By Mike Orcutt

MIT Technology Review

April 20, 2020

Social Norms Can Spread Like A Virus

By Aline Holzwarth

Forbes

April 20, 2020

What Humans Could Be

By Scott Barry Kaufman

Scientific American

April 20, 2020

The Shift to Open Access: A Revolution in Science Publishing, or Business as Usual?

By Michael Schulson

Undark

April 20, 2020

Why False Claims About COVID-19 Refuse to Die

By Cailin O'Connor and James Owen Weatherall

Nautilus

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