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Will Pope Leo XIV Slow the AI Blitzkrieg?
The rise of artificial intelligence is a topic on just about everyone’s minds these days, and we’re…
Can We Be Earnest Again? – Valerie Pavilonis
I was recently riding a sweaty subway train in New York City and a man in a red shirt boarded. I…
The False Promises of Protein-Packing
A protein bar can still be junk food. Do Americans care? Source link
Our Summer Book Picks – Angela Niederberger
To get a little break from politics, we surveyed the office to get a glimpse into what everyone has…
A New History of ‘The Projects’ – Howard A.…
Editor’s Note: This essay is adapted from The Projects: A New History of Public Housing (NYU Press,…
Is the Right Splitting Over Vaccines?
That was a Catch-22, the postliberal equivalent of asking a religious believer whether God can make…
Taking Schmitt Seriously – The Dispatch
Dear Reader (even those of you ponying up big bucks to harness the power of the Dark Side), Missouri…
The Difficulty in Defining ‘Bad’ Foods – Joel…
Ultra-processed foods seem to be on everyone’s lips lately—and not just as a salty snack. A widely…
How (Not) to Save the American University – Bret…
Should science and the humanities in the modern American university get a divorce? That was the…
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