This Army of Robots Will Feed the World by Amanda Little – And it could do it while eliminating herbicides, replenishing topsoil, and reducing carbon consumption. If all goes to plan… Can Dirt Save the Earth? by Moises Velasquez-Manoff – Agriculture could pull carbon out of the air and into …
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Flowers in Their Hair by Andrew Ferguson – After half a century, the Summer of Love is one of those events San Francisco has never quite got over, like the gold rush and those two earthquakes The Hippies by Hunter S. Thompson – The best year to be a hippie …
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Updated Author Menu!: We’ve updated our author menu – now featuring the very best articles and essays by Leslie Jamison, Elizabeth Kolbert, Maria Konnikova, Ariel Levy, Mac McClelland, John McWhorter, Hanna Rosin and Kathryn Schulz!! Read Automatic By TracePress.com Company if this Post need Change Tell Us!
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150 Great Articles and Essays: UPDATED!! The net’s best collection of articles and essays… Read Automatic By TracePress.com Company if this Post need Change Tell Us!
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When Will the Earth Try to Kill Us Again? by Howard Lee – Most mass extinctions began with vast convulsions of Earth’s interior Apocalypse by Junot Diaz – What Disasters Reveal We’re All Gonna Die! by Gregg Easterbrook – But it won’t be from germ warfare, runaway nanobots, or shifting magnetic poles. …
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The Accidental Get Away Driver – How one man drove right into the center of a daring and dangerous crime Recognition – How a travesty led to criminal-justice innovation in Texas The Truth about Suicide Bombers – Are they religious fanatics? Deluded ideologues? New research suggests something more mundane: They …
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We asked Pat Joseph, editor of California Magazine to pick some of his favourite stories from the magazine over the years. Here’s what he chose: The Starship or the Canoe by Kenneth Brower – Where will our future adaptations be–down here or out there? Song of Herself by Bridget Huber – …
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David Dobbs, one of our favourite science writers, has written a fascinating new article on an experimental approach to treating depression and the complexities of the clinical trial process: Why a ‘Lifesaving’ Depression Treatment Didn’t Pass Clinical Trials … but could still be a groundbreaking therapy Plus ten more excellent articles …
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Why Good People Turn Bad Online by Gaia Vince – Meet the scientists finding out how we can defeat our inner trolls and build more cooperative digital societies Sad as Hell by Alice Gregory – The sadness of life online User Behaviour by Michael Schulson – Websites and apps are designed …
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