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Reading From The New Yorker - The younger generations are overwhelmed with smartphones and are reverting back to dumbphones An incredibly stark, but…

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Reading The internet has actually always been toxic, according to a study carried out by Italian researchers analyzing 30 years of online conversations…

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Reading We all have the one Zynfluencer in our friend group. Bloomberg digs into why these nicotine pouches are showing up everywhere whether we partake…

Mar 29 •

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Reading Museums around the world are hitting (and even exceeding) pre-pandemic attendance levels A brief history with America’s relationship with every…

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Reading You’re gonna be able to buy premium content from the Associated Press soon, starting in the personal finance space The Atlantic dropped their…

Mar 15 •

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A return after a hiatus

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Reading This New Yorker piece arguing the case against travel caused quite the stir last weekend It’s undoubtedly a tough time for brick and mortar…

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Reading Blackbird Spyplane digs into how SSENSE, once friend to all garm hunters with their infamous sales maybe turning into a foe for the “cool…

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