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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)
1
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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Lunch with the FT: Tarek Mansour (ft.com)
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An AI model that can read and diagnose a brain MRI in seconds (michiganmedicine.org)
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Scientists discover “levitating” time crystals that you can hold in your hand (nyu.edu)
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Jobs getting better? "AI has the potential for a productivity uplift" (lse.ac.uk)
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How private equity is quietly rewriting the rules of professions (promarket.org)
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Why does 2+2=4? What math teaches us about deep reality (nationalreview.com)
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On history and flattery (historians.org)
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China has seized Sony's television halo (ft.com)
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Pink noise reduces REM sleep and may harm sleep quality (pennmedicine.org)
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New AI models trained on physics, not words, are driving scientific discovery (cam.ac.uk)
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Now and then (lrb.co.uk)
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“Negative viscosity” discovery sheds new light on how cells move (wisc.edu)
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Can justice happen on a laptop? Study says yes (apa.org)
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The hidden cost of raising corporate taxes (ucla.edu)
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Selecting the right sensor: A guide for R&D and electronics design engineers (eeworldonline.com)
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Key to human intelligence lies in how brain networks work together (nd.edu)
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Not all ultra-processed foods are created equal: a review (bmj.com)
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In car safety, why some companies merely meet a standard and others exceed it (ucla.edu)
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EU groupthink manifests itself as polite silence (ft.com)
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Adoption of EVs tied to real-world reductions in air pollution: study (usc.edu)
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Everybody wants to be Thomas Bernhard (househousemagazine.com)
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PBM profits obscured by mergers and accounting practices: white paper (usc.edu)
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Thoma Bravo doles out hard truths about software pay (ft.com)
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Rolling with the economic tides (nybooks.com)
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Hidden order in quantum confusion: The pseudogap (simonsfoundation.org)
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The battle for blue skies over Beijing leaves farmers cold (economist.com)
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Would you let Claude do your taxes? (rand.org)
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Astronomers spot one of the largest spinning structures found in the Universe (cam.ac.uk)
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Recalling Sister Brid's advice to my school debating team (ft.com)
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Capital Moves: RCA's 70-year quest for cheap labor (cornell.edu)
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Bank opacity and deposit rates (nber.org)
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Why 'basic science' is the foundation of innovation (news.berkeley.edu)
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Most renters shut out of energy-saving upgrades – study (binghamton.edu)
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A superforecaster shares what bottom-feeders can teach about consuming media (goodjudgment.com)
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Intraoperative tumor histology may enable more-effective cancer surgeries (caltech.edu)
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A robot learns to lip sync (columbia.edu)
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Global ripple effects of corporate tax reforms (nber.org)
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Private equity firms acquired more than 500 autism centers in past decade: study (brown.edu)
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Using the physics of radio waves to empower smarter edge devices (duke.edu)
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The places we make memories help us inscribe them (columbia.edu)
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Small-time crypto investors are facing violent attacks (bloomberg.com)
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The "self-help" books genre holds up an unflattering mirror to society (economist.com)
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Transformative and subsistence entrepreneurs: Impacts on economic growth (nber.org)
2
Decentralized social media platforms unlock authentic consumer feedback (wsu.edu)
3
Nature-inspired computers are shockingly good at math (sandia.gov)
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Product quality improvement and US manufacturing productivity (nber.org)
1
Chinese bookings at Japan hotels surge for Lunar New Year despite tensions (nikkei.com)
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The Venezuelan change: Why do people keep getting him wrong on foreign policy? (warontherocks.com)
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JMW Turner, more a Buffett than a Jane Street intern (ft.com)
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New reporting rules end crypto’s tax secrecy era (pymnts.com)
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How to read more? We might take instruction from a more leisurely age (historytoday.com)
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Hidden Fortunes (2024) (imf.org)
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The year of unaffordability (lawliberty.org)
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What is human capital? (investopedia.com)
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'The Tree of Life' review: The ancestor at the root of it all (wsj.com)
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Rediscovering an American court portraitist (nationalreview.com)
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Does tax avoidance trickle down? (nber.org)
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How tax trackers influence wealthy Americans' holiday plans (ft.com)
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Solid-state batteries charge faster, last longer: review (ucr.edu)
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To get better at filtering the good ideas from the bad, by paying attention (thetimes.com)
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How the world of work will change over the next 20 years (wsj.com)
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The dollar game (imf.org)
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Let boredom be the mother of invention (ft.com)
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Retailers are pushing store brands. Why wings and macarons are big money makers (barrons.com)
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[flagged] Anatomy of US inequality (nber.org)
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Ant societies rose by trading individual protection for collective power (umd.edu)
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'War and Power' review: Off the battlefield, another fight (wsj.com)
2
How has public history changed since 1951? (historytoday.com)
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Shoshana Zuboff: 'AI is surveillance capitalism continuing to evolve and expand' (elpais.com)
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North Korean hackers stole a record $2B of crypto in 2025, Chainalysis says (coindesk.com)
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LinkedIn's war against bot scrapers ramps up as AI gets smarter (bloomberglaw.com)
1
In echo of Jurassic Park, mosquitoes capture ecosystems in their blood meals (ufl.edu)
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Why Wall Street is booming while Main Street is stagnating (stanford.edu)
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The claims of close reading (bostonreview.net)
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China is worried about AI job losses (rand.org)
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Home humanoid: Google DeepMind shows Apptronik’s robot doing real-world tasks (forbes.com/sites/johnkoetsier)
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'The History of Money’ review: What made the world go round (wsj.com)
2
Why is manufacturing productivity growth so low? (nber.org)
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Gilded glory (lawliberty.org)
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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)
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'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)
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Indonesia resists US trade deal 'poison pill' (ft.com)
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Air pollution may reduce health benefits of exercise (ucl.ac.uk)
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How the brain decides what to remember (rockefeller.edu)
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Kalshi hit as Nevada judge deems platform subject to gambling laws; will appeal (ft.com)
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The corrupt culture of sports gambling (nationalreview.com)
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The pedant's progress through history (spectator.co.uk)
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The silver bullet fallacy (timharford.com)
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Sharper MRI scans may be on horizon thanks to new physics-based model (rice.edu)
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'Kant' review: A purer understanding (wsj.com)
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How sea turtles learn locations using Earth’s magnetic field: research (unc.edu)
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