Rewild the Internet!
Are you serious? (#485)
Are you serious? (#485)
101 things we take for granted, and a monumental game turns 10. (#484)
What AI can do for you. Why Donald Trump remains popular. And more. (#483)
Podcasts, Climate Crisis, and The Art of Thinking (Differenly).
How doing nothing saved one man's life. And: What we know about the climate, our future and our options. (#482)
Also, the World Capital of Endangered Languages (#481)
Why Don’t We Just Ban Fossil Fuels? (#480)
War in Ukraine, the World's smartest animal, and the incentives ChatGPT reacts to the most (#479)
Your brain needs a really good lawyer (#478)
Tipping points, friendships, and other challenges in life. (#477)
We'll increasingly be defined by what we say no to. (#476)
In the same issue: How to die and how to live. Oh, and the story of liquid death. (#475)
Easy mode is actually for adults (#474)
5 recommendations, 6 instant-gratification links, and a book about hate I love (#473)
5 recommendations, 6 instant-gratification links, and a portal to the universe (#472)
5 recommendations, 6 instant-gratification links, and an all-new section on books (#471)
Plus: A special announcement.
+ The future of the future. The FT's Taylor Swift. How people around the world laugh online. (#470)
+ Free Public Transit, Human Error, Cancer Fighting Pastry AI (#469)
+ The big ape escape, 50 people that need your attention more than Taylor Swift (#468)
The future of meat, imagined by AI. The topography of tears. And more. (#467)
+ Understanding the world by looking at what never changes, Sleeping beauties, Truth in detail (#466)
+ Your personal guide to making a difference in the climate crisis (#465)
It's not AI (#464)
«The only way to tell this story is to try to tell it truthfully and to know that you will fail.» (#463)
+ Gaza Diary, Learning from Covid to communicate the climate crisis, and more (#462)
+ Is it possible for peacemakers to do what hardliners do? (#461)
+ Using AI to understand Whales. The Realpolitik of Geoengineering. The oil man tasked with saving the planet. (#460)
One of the best books I've read in recent years. (#459)
An invisible epidemic, things we peak at late in life, how censorship sparks creativity (#458)
The 8 friends you need, and the material we all need for a carbon-free future. (#457)
+ A podcast for fans for Black Mirror, a guide to privacy, and 12 questions about life. (#456)