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 What happens when a vaccine skeptic leads health policy? Ask Florida NPR · Maria Godoy President-elect Trump says he’s going to let Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “go wild on health.” That has many pediatricians nervous.  |
 How political polarization ends Bloomberg · Jennifer McCoy History shows that, if left untreated, extreme political and social divisions are a mortal threat to democracy.  What Democrats don’t understand about Joe Rogan POLITICO · Calder McHugh The future of American political engagement is barely political at all.  The most dangerous roads in America have one thing in common Vox · David Zipper We can fix our staggering car fatality crisis. Start with these roads. |
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 How Lincare became a multibillion-dollar Medicare scofflaw propublica.org · Peter Elkind The nation’s largest distributor of home oxygen equipment has a dismal history of exploiting the government and ailing patients.  Carbon emissions from private jets have exploded in recent years newscientist.com · Madeleine Cuff The climate impact of flights taken by the super-rich rose sharply from 2019 to 2023, fueling calls for a carbon tax on private aviation.  Why wet dogs shake so much Popular Science · Laura Baisas Lab mice experiments reveal the nerves that trigger this behavior in hairy mammals.  There are some things the Crew-8 astronauts aren’t ready to talk about Ars Technica · Stephen Clark The astronauts who came home from the International Space Station last month experienced some drama on the high frontier.  Celebrating kindness flipboard.com · Reader’s Digest Nov. 13 is World Kindness Day, so here are some of our favorite stories of nice things.  42 actually good white-elephant gifts New York Magazine · Amelia Jerden It’s a tough balance to strike, finding wacky or surprising items that are also exciting, non-junky, and at least somewhat useful. |
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 Why Trump picked Gaetz flipboard.com · Axios Is it that Gaetz will proudly do the dirty work on controversial legal topics that others won’t? |
 Revisiting the Stanford Prison Experiment 50 years later Ars Technica · Justin Salhani The controversial study examined what drives people to engage in antisocial and/or brutal acts that they would normally find morally repugnant.  How Big Toilet Paper dupes us all Vox · Whizy Kim The wild, nonsensical world of toilet paper math, explained.  Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul stirs debate USA TODAY Sports · Josh Peter Is this a legitimate fight? |
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 Done with Elon? How to get started on Bluesky Social PCMag · Lance Whitney Bluesky has seen a surge of sign-ups as people look for a Twitter-like experience minus the toxicity of X.  Your earbuds are filthy. Here’s how to clean them. Outside Magazine · Julia Ries Big brands such as Apple and Beats recommend cleaning earbuds after each use.  Surveillance and the secret history of 19th-century wearable tech mit.edu · Jacqueline D. Wernimont From jealous spouses to paranoid bosses, 19th-century pedometers quantified suspicion and reshaped the dynamics of surveillance.  The latest science behind managing and minimizing stress Flow Space · Sandra Rose Salathe What’s actually happening in your body when you’re stressed — and how to handle it.  Could Puerto Rico’s ‘super coral’ reverse reef bleaching? globalpressjournal.com · Lauren Dos Santos At El Eco reef, scientists are gathering clues about elkhorn coral’s resistance to rising temperatures.  These matchmakers connect teens and elders. The friendships benefit both sides NPR · Ashley Milne-Tyte Pairing older and younger people is a way to tackle the epidemic of loneliness. |
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Why Trump picked Gaetz flipboard.com · Axios Is it that Gaetz will proudly do the dirty work on controversial legal topics that others won’t? |
Revisiting the Stanford Prison Experiment 50 years later Ars Technica · Justin Salhani The controversial study examined what drives people to engage in antisocial and/or brutal acts that they would normally find morally repugnant. How Big Toilet Paper dupes us all Vox · Whizy Kim The wild, nonsensical world of toilet paper math, explained. Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul stirs debate USA TODAY Sports · Josh Peter Is this a legitimate fight? |
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Done with Elon? How to get started on Bluesky Social PCMag · Lance Whitney Bluesky has seen a surge of sign-ups as people look for a Twitter-like experience minus the toxicity of X. Your earbuds are filthy. Here’s how to clean them. Outside Magazine · Julia Ries Big brands such as Apple and Beats recommend cleaning earbuds after each use. Surveillance and the secret history of 19th-century wearable tech mit.edu · Jacqueline D. Wernimont From jealous spouses to paranoid bosses, 19th-century pedometers quantified suspicion and reshaped the dynamics of surveillance. The latest science behind managing and minimizing stress Flow Space · Sandra Rose Salathe What’s actually happening in your body when you’re stressed — and how to handle it. Could Puerto Rico’s ‘super coral’ reverse reef bleaching? globalpressjournal.com · Lauren Dos Santos At El Eco reef, scientists are gathering clues about elkhorn coral’s resistance to rising temperatures. These matchmakers connect teens and elders. The friendships benefit both sides NPR · Ashley Milne-Tyte Pairing older and younger people is a way to tackle the epidemic of loneliness. |