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Editor Future Perfect . Fmr Future Correspondent , ex-international editor . Author of END TIMES. Email bryan.walsh@vox.com

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Joined October 2009
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    When remote workers congregate, they provide the necessary demand for a vast array of service sector jobs. That means remote work could expand the choices of where to live for millions of Americans, not just those working remotely —

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  2. Jan 3

    . Future Perfect team has 22 predictions for 2022 - check back in about 363 days to see how we did:

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    Jan 1

    Among the many failings of the Jedi in the waning hours of the Republic, perhaps the most fateful was their invention of the dreaded "hybrid meeting format"

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  4. 26 Dec 2021

    Great to follow up close with this journey!

    A great thing that’s resulted from consulting vs giving my everything to one job (for now! I do love a job-job, when it’s right) has been permission and time to follow my fancy. Maybe people with FT employment do this anyway? I doubt it, but maybe. Stuff I’ve geeked out on:
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    26 Dec 2021

    'Energy poverty and indoor air pollution: a problem as old as humanity that we can end within our lifetime' One of the posts that I wrote this year:

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  6. 26 Dec 2021

    As I’ve been shopping for holiday dinners this Future Perfect story on the screwed up world of label regulation is very much on my mind

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    25 Dec 2021

    New from and : What Afghans face four months after evacuation

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    23 Dec 2021

    This week, I talked to about ~the future of music~, the polarized conversation around web3, and more 👉 For more like this, sign up for the free newsletter here:

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    21 Dec 2021

    New article I wrote in Magazine on traveling safely and the new testing requirements What you need to do and what more can be done. Feels outdated even though I wrote it 5 days ago Personally - I just cancelled all my travel through the holidays.

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  10. 22 Dec 2021

    . with a silver lining to the collapse of Build Back Better - it could (or should) open the door to more funding for pandemic prep

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  11. 22 Dec 2021

    It's not March 2020 all over again, but the stream of tweets advising where to find a COVID test and how long it will take sure does feel familiar

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  12. 21 Dec 2021

    "You do what you can when you need to in an emergency.” Except this emergency apparently

    The institutional failures at the FDA documented here are just staggering
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    21 Dec 2021

    Are the world's most abused animals finally getting the the attention they deserve? It's encouraging to see that Kelsey Piper's powerful piece was the third most-read article on Vox/Future Perfect this year, behind only articles on vaccines against Covid:

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  14. 21 Dec 2021

    . in Future Perfect on the problem of "humanewashing" - or why terms like "humanely raised" on meat and dairy packages mean, essentially, nothing

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    21 Dec 2021

    BREAKING: U.S. population growth falls to record low 0.1%

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    21 Dec 2021

    America tunes out Omicron news despite ominous threat w

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  17. 21 Dec 2021

    Is this somehow going to be 500 million additional rapid tests from existing supply? Because if not they won’t do a lot to change shortages, even if they are free

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  18. 20 Dec 2021

    . has your science-based guide on what to do — and what not to do — on holiday travel and Omicron. (Like holiday shopping, starting planning early.)

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    20 Dec 2021

    I am grateful to the many NYC public school teachers who spoke with me for this piece, and to my children's teachers, and to all teachers.

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  20. 20 Dec 2021

    . on a new funding approach for bioscience research that seeks to allow scientists to do long-term work

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