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 Was the SpaceX Starship launch a failure or a success?
Ars Technica · Eric Berger
SpaceX’s development process is messier, but it’s also much faster.
 Can ActivityPub save the internet?
The Verge · David Pierce
The tech industry is abuzz about a new standard for social networking that is more open and more user-centric.
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 Debunking misinformation about green beauty
flipboard.com · Jen Novakovich
Here’s a look at some of the misconceptions about everything from ingredient-sourcing to the terms “clean” and “natural.”
 My Pillow CEO must pay $5M to expert who debunked false election data
CNN · Sara Murray
Mike Lindell, a purveyor of election conspiracies, vowed to award the multimillion-dollar sum to any cyber security expert who could disprove his data.
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 This is why your flights are so expensive right now
AFAR Media · Barbara Peterson
Air industry experts fill us in on the factors contributing to sky-high airfares and how to still find a good flight deal.
 One company will pay you to enjoy bad weather on vacation
Entrepreneur · Amanda Breen
Nick Cavanaugh founded Sensible Weather to solve an all-too-common problem and bring awareness to climate change.
 After 56 long years, McDonald’s is changing its most-loved sandwich
Inc Magazine · Bill Murphy Jr.
Is this the riskiest thing the company could do?
 What makes hair turn gray?
CBS News · Sara Moniuszko
“Stuck” stem cells play a role, researchers find.
 Yes, Coca-Cola still makes cocaine — but it doesn’t end up in your drink
Eater · Claudia Geib
The weird (and wired) truth behind what’s really in the soft drink.
 What does the term ‘six degrees of separation’ mean?
howstuffworks.com · Dave Roos
Is it a small world, after all?
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