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 Why can’t Americans agree on basically anything?
theconversation.com · James Steiner-Dillon
Philosophy has some answers.
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Smithsonian Magazine · Will Sullivan
They call this new layer, the “innermost inner core.”
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 How much insulin costs around the world vs. the U.S.
Grid · Jonathan Lambert, Cameron Hood and Anna Deen
No other country comes close to spending as much on insulin as the U.S.
 The origin of Women’s History Month
NPR · Joe Hernandez
It grew out of a weeklong commemoration by Jimmy Carter in 1980.
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 Is the alpha wolf idea a myth?
scientificamerican.com · Stephanie Pappas
The idea that wolf packs are led by a merciless dictator comes from old studies of captive wolves. In the wild, wolf packs are simply families.
 Meet the men paying to have their jaws broken in the name of ‘manliness’
gq-magazine.co.uk · Will Coldwell
They hope that a manlier mandible might transform them into ‘alphas’ or ‘Chads.’ Are they biting off more than they can chew?
 Off-label Ozempic usage is fueling our culture of disordered eating
Jezebel · Caitlin Cruz
“We just add another tool to the stockpile of ways to self-destruct with an eating disorder,” one doctor told Jezebel.
 The Mandalorian director Rick Famuyiwa explains how to direct Grogu
Entertainment Weekly · Dalton Ross
“I haven’t got to that point where I’m, like, talking to the puppet.”
 How do you write music for a fictional band?
The Independent · Katie Rosseinsky
From “Daisy Jones & The Six” to “Girls5eva:” Meet the songwriters who turn made-up songs into a reality.
 Kiley Dean began as Britney Spears’ backup singer
Rolling Stone · Andy Greene
She ended up finding herself.
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