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How prediction markets turned life into a dystopian gambling experiment

Human writers have always used the em dash

The War Against Headlight Brightness

The Headlight Brightness Wars

Exercise May Be the Most Potent Medical Intervention Ever Known

A Psychologist Explains Reasons the Internet Feels So Broken

The Year That Cryptocurrency Somehow Didn't Die

Reddit Is No Longer the “Weird” Social Media. It’s Also Not Quite Normal.

Why is it so expensive to build stuff in America?

The Cart Narc and His Camera

Dril is everyone. More specifically, he’s a guy named Paul

Chronicler of the Flower Moon

The Search for the Lost ‘Jeopardy ’ Tapes Is Over. The Mystery Endures

The golden age of the aging actor

The Burning Desire for Hot Chicken (2016)

The Day the Good Internet Died

The death of the all-powerful director

The Rise of the $10M Disc Golf Celebrity

John Carpenter’s ‘They Live’ Was Supposed to Be a Warning. We Didn’t Heed It

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