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 How Canada got assisted dying wrong
newstatesman.com · Michael Coren
Conservatives are exploiting Canada’s example to oppose euthanasia – but what if there’s a better way of doing things?
 U.S. women’s soccer team on winning fight for equal pay
USA TODAY · Nancy Armour and Lindsay Schnell
When USWNT players took their employer — U.S. Soccer — to court, they won, as usual, and the ripple effect of their victory is still being felt.
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 The real Rosie the Riveter
JSTOR Daily · Jonathan Lambert, Cameron Hood and Anna Deen
The unlikely, true story of the Westinghouse “We Can Do It” work-incentive poster that became an international emblem of women’s empowerment.
 So you began your event with an Indigenous land acknowledgment
NPR · Chloe Veltman
Now what?
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 OpenAI checked to see whether GPT-4 could take over the world
Ars Technica · Benj Edwards
“ARC’s evaluation has much lower probability of leading to an AI takeover than the deployment itself.”
 The fantasy of the dream job is gone
buzzfeednews.com · Venessa Wong
Layoffs at some of the country’s most prestigious companies are the latest sign that no one’s job is ever really safe.
 Everyone needs to grow up
DAZED · James Greig
We are a generation of adult babies.
 The mystery of Alice in Wonderland syndrome
BBC Future · Roberta Angheleanu
A surprising number of people experience this curious condition, which is named after the character who changed size after eating and drinking.
 Hunting for the secret treasure buried in Milwaukee
Atlas Obscura · Tea Krulos
Has this couple finally found fantasy author Byron Preiss’s hidden treasure?
 Craft beer is ‘dank’ again
Punch · Danny Chau
Originally borrowed from weed culture, the term to describe palate-wrecking, resinous IPAs is back on the rise.
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