4
1
The claims of close reading (bostonreview.net)
1
China is worried about AI job losses (rand.org)
1
Home humanoid: Google DeepMind shows Apptronik’s robot doing real-world tasks (forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier)
1
'The History of Money’ review: What made the world go round (wsj.com)
2
Why is manufacturing productivity growth so low? (nber.org)
1
Gilded glory (lawliberty.org)
1
When it comes to language, context matters (news.mit.edu)
2
China & EU countries lead objections to Trump carve-out on global minimum tax (ft.com)
1
'Ludwig Wittgenstein' review: An attack on the abstract (wsj.com)
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Dilution vs. Risk taking: Capital gains taxes and entrepreneurs (nber.org)
3
Indonesia resists US trade deal 'poison pill' (ft.com)
3
Air pollution may reduce health benefits of exercise (ucl.ac.uk)
3
How the brain decides what to remember (rockefeller.edu)
6
Kalshi hit as Nevada judge deems platform subject to gambling laws; will appeal (ft.com)
2
The corrupt culture of sports gambling (nationalreview.com)
2
The pedant's progress through history (spectator.co.uk)
1
The silver bullet fallacy (timharford.com)
37
Sharper MRI scans may be on horizon thanks to new physics-based model (rice.edu)
2
'Kant' review: A purer understanding (wsj.com)
4
How sea turtles learn locations using Earth’s magnetic field: research (unc.edu)
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Why top firms fire good workers (rochester.edu)
3
Ancient ‘animal GPS’ identified in magnetic fossils (cam.ac.uk)
2
Quantum computing needs its own industrial revolution (ft.com)
3
How can DOGE fix federal IT? Lock out vendor lock-in (federalnewsnetwork.com)
1
The longest-running newspaper (historytoday.com)
2
Noninvertible symmetries: What's done cannot be undone (aip.org)
5
Nothing impossible happens (oxonianreview.com)
10
Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk would like to 'delete all IP law' (techcrunch.com)
3
Crushed by capitalism? There's a video game for that (ft.com)
1
Free zones score early wins against global minimum tax (fdiintelligence.com)
17
The US reduced debt following World War II and what it would take to do so again (rand.org)
2
Does quantum gravity happen at the Planck scale? (arxiv.org)
2
Even before the Big Bang, space wasn't truly empty (bigthink.com)
2
Utah Digital Choice Act: giving users data & encouraging platform competition (ash.harvard.edu)
2
Remember the physics at play in pursuit of longevity (ft.com)
3
Average credit card processing fees and costs in 2025 (fool.com)
4
Micron chip factories in Upstate NY will be delayed by 2-3 years, company says (syracuse.com)
2
Data collected by ALPRs used by police in Washington must be made public: judge (king5.com)
2
Chinese EV maker plans to use solid-state batteries in humanoid robots (ft.com)
3
Concealed deals drive up 401(k) fees (utexas.edu)
42
The secret campaign to silence critics of a hospital real estate empire (motherjones.com)
3
Private vices, public benefits? (lawliberty.org)
2
Italy's flat tax is a mounting fiscal gamble the US has mirrored (bloombergtax.com)
2
The cloud is really just someone else's computer (ft.com)
1
Sir Tim Berners-Lee believes it's time to build the intention economy online (ft.com)
1
Palantir sues former employees for allegedly stealing company secrets (wsj.com)
3
Ex-McKinsey consultants are training AI models to replace them (bloomberg.com)
1
Is your ultra-HD TV worth it? Measuring the resolution limit of the human eye (cam.ac.uk)
3
Toyota's solid-state EV battery dreams might actually come true (electrek.co)
2
Why does matter even exist? Physicists help uncover clues (tufts.edu)
1
Book review: Overfitting and heuristics in philosophy (nd.edu)
3
OpenAI is paying ex-investment bankers $150 an hour to train its AI (entrepreneur.com)
3
Talent is directed by capital, not the collective will of citizens (ft.com)
2
Book review: 'The origins of efficiency' (wsj.com)
2
Text or pixels? On the token efficiency of visual text inputs in multimodal LLMs (arxiv.org)
2
A backlash is growing against another elite practice: 'Legacy' admissions (wsj.com)
1
Darkness & light (literaryreview.co.uk)
1
The most dangerous corner of a balance-sheet (economist.com)
1
Fighting words at the Founding (harvardlawreview.org)
2
Revelling in illusion: Jean Baudrillard (spectator.co.uk)
1
How Edwin Chen built Surge AI in the background (forbes.com/sites/phoebeliu)
1
Utah data sharing law creates path to upend social media model (bloomberglaw.com)
2
Bacterial quorum sensing slows wound healing (ucsd.edu)
1
Book review: The game that never ends: How lawyers shape the videogame industry (h-net.org)
1
Is creative destruction on the decline? (ft.com)
2
Ask the author: "We the Corporations" (2018) (scotusblog.com)
2
Congress thinks hiding fund fees is good for you (wsj.com)
5
Why I have to buy doughnuts with cash (ft.com)
2
The eccentric investment strategy that beats the rest (economist.com)
1
Artificial intelligence in research and development (nber.org)
2
The invention of microbiology (historytoday.com)
4
Advancing medical artificial intelligence using a century of cases (arxiv.org)
5
Spacetime (wikipedia.org)
2
What are some challenges of growing up poor in America? (pbs.org)
8
What will U.S. capitalism look like in 50 years? Seven experts weigh in (wsj.com)
167
Flock's gunshot detection microphones will start listening for human voices (eff.org)
2
Protecting consumers in a post-consent world (stanfordlawreview.org)
2
Researchers develop new AI techniques to solve complex equations in physics (ub.edu)
68
When private practices merge with hospital systems, costs go up (yale.edu)
2
Terms and Conditions May Apply (2013) (wikipedia.org)
2
AI's voracious appetite for data imperils key privacy principles (bloomberglaw.com)
16
Researchers develop molecular qubits that communicate at telecom frequencies (chicagoquantum.org)
2
White House pulls nomination of E.J. Antoni to head Bureau of Labor Statistics (foxbusiness.com)
3
How has industry consolidation changed the way Americans shop? (promarket.org)
1
What would Thomas Malthus think of today’s antinatalism and pronatalism? (voegelinview.com)
1
Inside The Information's paywall strategy (2021) (simonowens.substack.com)
5
US companies raise alarms as global tax deal rewrite drags on (bloombergtax.com)
2
Imagining a new Eden in the nuclear West (2020) (environmentandsociety.org)
46
Why do we remember some life moments but not others? (bu.edu)
1
'Douglas Adams' review (wsj.com)
1
China's young consumers set the global trend. What they’re buying now (barrons.com)
3
China cracks down on use of live-streaming and AI to sell religion (ft.com)
3
The corporation is centuries older than we thought (yale.edu)
2
Researchers discover new methods for making smaller microchips (jhu.edu)
2
The latest on the global tax agreement (taxfoundation.org)
3
An exploration into the nature of ChatGPT's mathematical knowledge (doi.org)
1
An exploration into the nature of ChatGPT's mathematical knowledge (tandfonline.com)
10
Classic recessive-or-dominant gene dynamics may not be so simple (stanford.edu)
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