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happy mutants Before and After Mexico: a Bruce Sterling story about the eco-pocalypse Cory Doctorow

Business Income inequality makes the 1% sad, too Cory Doctorow
sociology The Sociology Book just $(removed) as Kindle e-book Mark Frauenfelder
web theory Is a reputation economy really an economy? Cory Doctorow
Science Cognition, categories and oppression Cory Doctorow
web theory Parable of the Polygons: segregation and "slight" racism Cory Doctorow
Funny The Terrible Sea Lion: a social media parable Cory Doctorow
Science Sociology goes inside the police state Maggie Koerth
Science What we learn about women from research vs. what we learn from evolutionary psychology speculation Maggie Koerth
Science Eat, sleep, and visit the mall … for tomorrow we die Maggie Koerth
Science The science of to-do lists Maggie Koerth
Science How to: Fake being a virgin (16th-century style) Maggie Koerth
Science Evangelical Christian scientists in Oklahoma Maggie Koerth
Science Poverty does more damage to kids than crack Maggie Koerth
Science Bubble boy: Baby born inside intact amniotic sac Maggie Koerth
Science Actually, it's good for low-income kids if their mom works Maggie Koerth
Science Conspiracy theorists aren't crazy Maggie Koerth
economics Elite Panic: why rich people think all people are monsters Cory Doctorow
Science The tweets you should follow in a crisis aren't necessarily the most obvious Maggie Koerth
Science Sloppy statistics: Do 50% of Americans really think married women should be legally obligated to change their names? Maggie Koerth

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