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    The AMC miniseries "The Salisbury Poisonings" is a dystopia with a bucolic English setting—and the disconnect between the two is where the show’s slow creep of horror begins. writes:

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    "It’s a profound experience to have a rigorously honest conversation with somebody you care about & still know that no matter how difficult the topic, this person won’t leave you stranded." My column : What to do if you Google your therapist.

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    "Watching history repeat itself is just too hard. I can’t simply roll up my sleeve and show my vaccination card as some trophy afterward," writes:

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    This is quite the interview, in : w Anthony Fauci:

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    "If you’re lugging your computer to the living room every day to sit on the couch for eight hours, you might not be thinking to yourself, 'I’m practically starting the next industrial revolution.' But maybe you are," argues :

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    At first, I thought remote work was a chaotic forced experiment that would snap back to normal after vaccines. I've changed my mind. In fact, I think most ppl are underrating how likely things have changed for good & how broad the implications could be.

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    In a well-stocked bookstore, you'd find biographies of Putin, Duterte, Orban, and even Kim Jong-un. But not Xi Jinping. Read in on why that is, and why it matters

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    Speaking with The Atlantic, Anthony Fauci described the Trump White House as a "surrealistic experience" run by a man who was "not interested in the outbreak." via

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    Very excited to join as a contributing writer and looking forward to writing more regularly for one of the best publications out there with a tremendous team of smart editors and writers.

    🚨 EXCITING NEWS KLAXON 🚨 today joins as a Contributing Writer. Kim has written incredible stories for us in the past year. This thread offers a selection:
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    Some personal news: I've been appointed to Acting Dear Therapist ("acting" being the key word here) while is on book leave. Second installment is here:

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    Imagine diversity seminars that promoted kindness and mutual understanding—without stereotyping, shaming or demonizing. That is what ⁦⁩ is doing. Wonderful profile in ⁦⁩ by ⁦⁩

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    "Many schools—including the one where I work—took on the job of preventing the spread of the coronavirus among their students, employees, and host communities and have sought to manage the problem in a comprehensive manner," writes.

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    Lots of standout items here but also notable that openly doubts the effectiveness of sanctions in dissuading the “bad guys” who know how to evade them. Tonight’s Biden WH statement warning the Burmese military threatens action that likely will mean future sanctions

    This piece by , from 2019, is worth reading again:
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    This piece by , from 2019, is worth reading again:

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    Vitamin B1 deficiencies are leading to illness and death in animals such as salmon, eels, and moose. Scientists suspect that some unknown process is compromising the very foundation of Earth's food web, writes Alastair Bland.

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    "As I see it, if woke-left or reactionary-right illiberalism wins, everyone loses. But reduce alienation in American life and both 'woke' illiberalism and Trumpist illiberalism will wither *and* their adherents will be better off."

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    A poem by Jorge Luis Borges, published in The Atlantic in 1967: "The Other Tiger":

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    "Many schools—including the one where I work—took on the job of preventing the spread of the coronavirus among their students, employees, and host communities and have sought to manage the problem in a comprehensive manner," writes.

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