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Lots going on right now, so not many links this week, and I’ll definitely miss next week. Should be back on the 15th! On the bright side, there’s some good stuff in here (the 2-star ones in particular are all better than average). 3 stars Why is China smashing its tech industry?…
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I was a bit reluctant to send this out today; after all, even though I skip weeks here and there, this newsletter has consistently gone out on Sundays …
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4 stars A First-time Skydiving Experience, a Fall to Earth and a Terrible Accident | Sports Illustrated From 2014: Usually, Dave Hartsock packed his ow…
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Links4 stars The climate crisis haunts Chicago’s future. A Battle Between a Great City and a Great Lake | New York Times In the search for a big-city…
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Life continues to be very busy, so this week is light again, and I’m very likely to skip next week. It’s too bad, really, because there are a ton of ve…
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Busy week, so fewer links than usual. Sorry about that! 3 stars Here be humans | Razib Khan’s Unsupervised Learning Discovery of ‘Dragon Man’ Skull in …
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3 stars What Robots Can—and Can’t—Do for the Old and Lonely | New Yorker It felt good to love again, in that big empty house. Virginia Kellner got the …
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3 stars The Lab-Leak Theory: Inside the Fight to Uncover COVID-19’s Origins | Vanity Fair Long…but nuanced and well worth reading: At times, it seemed …
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