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JĂźrgen Habermas, âa rationalist when it was unfashionable to be one,â died last month. He was 96... Foreign Policy... Jan-Werner MĂźller... Matt McManus... Cass Sunstein... Nancy Fraser... Alexander C.
Jan Morris correctly predicted that whatever her merits as writer, her obituary would inevitably read "Sex Change Author Dies"
Nobody understands Gertrude Stein. With her, incomprehension was always, at least partly, the point
And eavesdrop on mission control The post How to Track the Artemis II Mission appeared first on Nautilus.
It's getting murdered by its own caretakers
Scott Alexander at Astral Codex Ten: âTelescopic altruismâ is a supposed tendency for some people to ignore those close to them in favor of those further away. Like its cousin âvirtue signalingâ, it u
Either way, show a little decorum, okay? The post Are Gossiping Mushrooms Sharing Your Public Urination Secrets? appeared first on Nautilus.
The Iran War and the Hormuz struggle could end U.S. oil and financial unilateralism, ultimately dismantling Western cultural dominance
Rachel Brazil in Nature: Measuring 5 metres square by 3 metres high, Eve takes up at least half of the floor space in the laboratory it now calls home. The robotic platform at the Chalmers University
Years ago I noticed that when my kids tried out a new game, those who won more wanted to play it again.
Ancient canid DNA pushes date of dog domestication back millennia The post When Dogs First Became Manâs Best Friend appeared first on Nautilus.
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The granddaddy of spiders pushes back the evolutionary clock The post Meet the Arthropod That Originated Fangs appeared first on Nautilus.
Poetry by Heart III
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everything that is not forbidden is compulsory
Christopher Webb in The Guardian: Genius industrialist or clownish conman, humanityâs saviour from a rapidly crumbling planet or rabid social media troll â the verdicts on the worldâs richest person v
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Welcome to Carbon Briefâs DeBriefed. An essential guide to the weekâs key developments relating to climate... The post DeBriefed 2 April 2026: Countries âreviveâ energy-crisis measures | Record UK ren
People are lying all across political Instagram all the time
Think tanks and nonprofit advocacy have replaced citizen-driven political parties. Voters have lost their voice as a result. Think Tanks Have Defeated Democracy appeared first on Palladium.
Well, Iâm back from my west coast trip, but I came home totally sick, the SSL cert for KDO wasnât automatically renewed1 so the site was down for several hours this morning, and my car has decided itâ
Watch the official trailer for The Argument â a new podcast cohosted by Jerusalem Demsas and me.
âICE Tours VT provides guided bus tours to many of these facilities, where you will learn about the scope, scale, and history of DHS in Vermont. Think Hollywood star tours, but instead of celebrity ma
The UK avoided the need for gas imports worth ÂŁ1bn in March 2026 thanks to... The post Analysis: Record wind and solar saved UK from gas imports worth ÂŁ1bn in March 2026 appeared first on Carbon Brief
Trump attacked on Iran with no consultation with NATO allies, doing them great harm, yet angrily demands help. Who wants an ally like that?
Welcome to Carbon Briefâs China Briefing. China Briefing handpicks and explains the most important climate... The post China Briefing 2 April 2026: EV profits rise | Ming Yang rejected | Iran war appe
Not Every Money-Burning Company is Amazon
Great links, images, and reading from Chartbook Newsletter by Adam Tooze
An oil price shock and its aftermath
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Changeâs (IPCC) latest assessment cycle has been beset by disagreements... The post Q&A: Why the standoff between nations over the next IPCC reports matters appe
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Rob Weychert closed his site this past Sunday, inspired by Sticker Ninja (one of the good sticker manufacturers of the world) and a goal to spend a day away from screens. I quite love this notion. (A
Ukraine has forged the defense industry the continent desperately needs.
"Whatever returns from oblivion returns to find a voice."
In the first two weeks of its war on Iran, the US spent an estimated $2.1 billion a day. Itâs no wonder Donald Trump is saying that the cost of war means the federal government canât afford to spend m
The post Limiting Not Just Screen Time, But Screen Space appeared first on NOEMA.
There are a lot of well-known stocks in the midst of large drawdowns. The post Bottom Fishing appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...
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