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Marc Andreessen on how the internet changed news, politics, and outrage [video] (youtube.com)
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George Washington as entrepreneur (2021) (lawliberty.org)
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Great moments in American advertising history (wsj.com)
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Study: Does the brain work like an LLM in predicting words? (nyu.edu)
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How professional wrestling prepared Linda McMahon (newyorker.com)
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When you’re stuck on “Help Wanted” (northwestern.edu)
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How tolls saved Britain from pothole hell in the Industrial Revolution (cam.ac.uk)
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Could the math 'shape' of the universe solve the cosmological constant problem? (brown.edu)
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Book review: Out of nowhere (nd.edu)
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Objection: An AI judge for investigating media claims (objection.ai)
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Launching Ising, open models to accelerate the path to useful quantum computers (nvidia.com)
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Post-quantum cryptography migration at Meta: Framework, lessons, and takeaways (fb.com)
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How to teach the same skill to different robots (epfl.ch)
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Adversarial distillation (frontiermodelforum.org)
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How customer lists and trademarks help companies borrow (chicagobooth.edu)
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The juggling act (lawliberty.org)
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Mechanics' institute (wikipedia.org)
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Forecasting the economic effects of AI (forecastingresearch.substack.com)
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AI will test governments on jobs, training, and public trust (hoover.org)
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How to break America's great scientific stagnation (city-journal.org)
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The history and future of AI at Google, with Sundar Pichai (cheekypint.substack.com)
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DOE explains spacetime (energy.gov)
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A large-scale look at the exposome (hms.harvard.edu)
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How bonds ended the Civil War - and led to the rise of J.P. Morgan (barrons.com)
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The internet is deciding what to forget (ft.com)
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A soft robot has no problem moving with no motor and no gears (princeton.edu)
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Why we see clear details: study reveals how the eye makes sharp vision possible (uab.edu)
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AI can describe human experiences but lacks experience in an actual body: study (uclahealth.org)
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Companies' website traffic predicts financial performance and stock returns (haas.berkeley.edu)
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Imagination is more than sensory replay: study (northwestern.edu)
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Compliance at scale and why TAM distracts with Christina Cacioppo of Vanta (cheekypint.substack.com)
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Researchers develop new way to detect breakthroughs in science: study (binghamton.edu)
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Working group asks, what's the benefit of a brain? (santafe.edu)
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AI-derived heart fat measures improve accuracy of cardio disease risk prediction (mayoclinic.org)
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The productivity panic of 2026 (lawliberty.org)
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A $30M lesson in patience (ft.com)
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Computer chip material inspired by the human brain could slash AI energy use (cam.ac.uk)
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Why solid-state batteries keep short-circuiting (news.mit.edu)
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Moats, or castles in the air? (wsj.com)
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Researchers use quantum biosensors to peer into the inner workings of cells (washu.edu)
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Both radiologists and AI struggle to identify 'deepfake' X-rays (radiologybusiness.com)
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AI will test governments on jobs, training, and public trust, Hoover panels warn (hoover.org)
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Uber and Lyft users overpay when they don’t price check: study (jhu.edu)
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What is economics these days? (marginalrevolution.com)
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Humans share acoustic preferences with other animals: study (mcgill.ca)
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Creating prediction markets with Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara (cheekypint.substack.com)
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Inside the AI labs training China's humanoid robots (ft.com)
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Snakes' ability to stand upright could inform soft robotics: study (seas.harvard.edu)
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When Amazon and JD.com lock horns, it's shoppers that win (ft.com)
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For Banksy, crime does actually pay (nationalreview.com)
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Bombarding gamblers with offers greatly increases betting and gambling harm (bristol.ac.uk)
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Long dismissed in adult health, the thymus may be critical for longevity (massgeneralbrigham.org)
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What's in a name? – The unknown faces of history (uni-bonn.de)
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What, exactly, is space‑time? (2025) (theconversation.com)
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Book review: Laws of nature and chances (nd.edu)
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Book review: In search of now (wsj.com)
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Electron microscopy shows ‘mouse bite’ defects in semiconductors (cornell.edu)
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The AI that taught itself: Researchers show how AI can learn what it never knew (usc.edu)
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What changes happen in the aging brain? (salk.edu)
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To use your brain, first accept the Terms and Conditions (colorado.edu)
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How long does it take to get last liquid drops from kitchen containers? (brown.edu)
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Daily multivitamin use may slow biological aging: COSMOS trial results (massgeneralbrigham.org)
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Agile legged locomotion in reconfigurable modular robots (modularlegs.github.io)
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A new clue to how the body detects physical force (scripps.edu)
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Cost of physical therapy varies widely from state to state: study (yale.edu)
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Garrett Langley of Flock Safety on building technology to solve crime (cheekypint.substack.com)
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Learning makes brain cells work together, not apart: study (rochester.edu)
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Food fortification is cost-effective in fighting hunger across 63 countries (cochrane.org)
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Automated CT scan analysis could fast-track clinical assessments (nih.gov)
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Cracking the code on sulfur-based cathodes (uchicago.edu)
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Humanoid robot: The evolution of Kawasaki’s challenge (kawasakirobotics.com)
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As SuperAgers age, they make at least twice as many new neurons as their peers (northwestern.edu)
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All Too Quiet on the Western Neuroenhancement Front (warontherocks.com)
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Mercor acquires Sepal AI (orrick.com)
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A way to be a person (lrb.co.uk)
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'RentAHuman' platform includes Texans who can be rented by AI agents for tasks (dallasinnovates.com)
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Proximity to nuclear power plants associated with increased cancer mortality (hsph.harvard.edu)
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Kyoto University develops AI monk robot equipped with Buddhist scriptures (japantoday.com)
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How an antitrust lawsuit from Michael Jordan reshaped NASCAR (yale.edu)
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In price negotiations, every second counts (northwestern.edu)
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Those who can, teach history (historytoday.com)
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Theft of trade secrets is on the rise (wsj.com)
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The link between material and moral flourishing is real (ft.com)
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The decline of single-earner housebuyers in America (economist.com)
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Study links 'dark pool' trading activity to stock price crashes and manipulation (missouri.edu)
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Incentives are dimming for workers to change jobs (cnbc.com)
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This doctor is training AI to do her job. And it's a booming business (cnn.com)
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Extreme heat increases strength of pure metals (northwestern.edu)
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The brain may learn more from rare events than from repetition (ucsf.edu)
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Book review: A World Appears – are we any closer to solving consciousness? (ft.com)
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Prediction markets should take their cue from 007 (ft.com)
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Why education innovation fails to scale, and what can be done about it: research (hoover.org)
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'Hidden' bugs in our gut appear key to good health, finds global study (cam.ac.uk)
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The WhatsApp moment for money is here (ft.com)
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How to design fatigue resistance, make metal alloys more durable, sustainable (illinois.edu)
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AI algorithm enables tracking of vital white matter pathways (news.mit.edu)
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Nurses match doctors in delivering hospital care (cochrane.org)
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Robots that can see around corners using radio signals and AI (upenn.edu)
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