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David Bauer

David Bauer

Science non-fiction

+ Why we cry, Questions to ask yourself every decade, We're a curious bunch of pessimists (#420)

lock-1 By David Bauer 02 Dec 2022

Despair is unproductive

+ Well-behaved bubbles and above-average humans (#419)

lock-1 By David Bauer 25 Nov 2022

Sigh of relief

+ An astonishing map, good reasons to quit and a decent dose of optimism (#418)

lock-1 By David Bauer 18 Nov 2022

Low bar, surprisingly cleared

+ Despair is a luxury, phone calls are torture (#417)

lock-1 By David Bauer 11 Nov 2022

Free in ways you’re not

+ The most powerful person in the world and how he plans to change the world (#416)

lock-1 By David Bauer 04 Nov 2022

Crypto...but hear me out

+ Meet some people who are changing the world for the better (#415)

lock-1 By David Bauer 28 Oct 2022

How Far We've Come

+ The value of throwing soup, the whitest white and a moment of magic in a text editor (#414)

By David Bauer 21 Oct 2022

How the war ends

Also: Humans playing god and listening to audiobooks (#413)

lock-1 By David Bauer 14 Oct 2022

Citizen Future

An issue about the future – with citizens, without Putin, with hope, without sex (#412)

lock-1 By David Bauer 07 Oct 2022

Vanguards of the Revolution

Accidents don't exist — neither do cognitive biases (#411)

lock-1 By David Bauer 30 Sep 2022

Why so many people got so many things so wrong about Ukraine

If you're somewhat tired of reading, this is a great issue for you. (#410)

lock-1 By David Bauer 23 Sep 2022

Maybe we shouldn't have...

+ Pricing Psychology, Plant Pandemics and even recommendations that don't start with a P (#409)

lock-1 By David Bauer 16 Sep 2022
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