In Survival of the Richest, Douglas Rushkoff gets to the bottom of the tech oligarchy’s fixation on protecting themselves from the end times.
Cross-section illustration depicting a family in their underground lead fallout shelter, equipped with a geiger counter, periscope, air filter, etc., early 1960s.
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At the opening of Survival of the Richest, Douglas Rushkoff is driven hours into the desert
Hier ist eine Erklärung des Podcast-Dramas von Obsessed Network. Es gibt Gerüchte über Menschen, die sich streiten, gefeuert werden und Wutanfälle bekommen.
Patrick Hinds von „True Crime Obsessed“ und Ellyn Marsh von „I Think Not!“
Es stellt sich heraus, dass wahre Kriminalität genau wie jede andere High-School-Clique ist. Machen Sie bitte nicht den Fehler zu glauben, dass ein Genre, das sich angeblich um Opfer und ihre Geschichten dreht, nicht Gegenstand eines guten, altmodischen Dramas sein kann. Ich
Some writers go to the ends of the earth in pursuit of a great story. Susan Casey went to the bottom of the ocean.
While researching her new book, “The Underworld,” about the otherworldly inhabitants of the deep ocean and the explorers and scientists who are surveying these uncharted depths, Casey ventured down in deep sea submersibles, visiting eerie, alien landscapes that no humans had ever seen.
The deep sea makes up more than 90 percent of earth’s biosphere, yet
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When it comes to pinpointing affordable pieces that look good year after year, the team at Who What Wear are, if I could be permitted to say, connoisseurs. We know a good buy when we see one, and this week, the arrival of 14 summer-friendly items—a perfectly formed capsule, if you will—has everyone here in the office excited.
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A Ted Bundy obsessed killer enjoyed pizza, band practice and a pub lock-in hours after brutally bludgeoning 18-year-old Bobbi-Anne McLeod to death – as the indie guitarist was jailed for a minimum of 31 years and told he may die in prison.
Cody Ackland, 24, had been ‘acting out his dark fantasy’ when he kidnapped and murdered the teenager on the evening of November 20 last year, Plymouth Crown Court heard today.
Friends described how he laughed and hugged them
According to Alex Perez, the Toxic Dating Coach and founder of Mindful Attraction , getting a guy to fall head over heels for you is possible if you know how to play the game
Dating: it’s no fairytale.
In a world of online dating apps, social media and a raging global pandemic, finding true love — or at least connection — may seem impossible.
But according to Alex Perez, the Toxic Dating Coach and founder of Mindful Attraction, getting a
Emily Oster is a popular target for irrational hatred. When I was reporting a story on how progressive communities have approached COVID-19 lockdown restrictions this spring, she showed me an email she got from a random person who had written to all of her bosses at Brown University, accusing her of promoting genocide. To be clear, Oster does no such thing: She’s an economist who has become semi-famous for her books on data and parenting decisions. Recently, she has also
This article was published online on July 29, 2021.
Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, I have asked one question more than any other. It’s come up time and again, day and night, as frequently in my post-vaccination spring and summer as it did in the dark moments of the pandemic’s first wave: Are you my booboo?
The question is never answered by Midge, my agoraphobic chihuahua, but the answer is obvious. She’s
