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Free market absolutism

A Pillar of the Economics Establishment Admits That It Was Wrong

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The Ngogo conflict

These Chimps Began the Bloodiest ‘War’ on Record. No One Knows Why

Since 1995, scientists have tracked a huge group of chimpanzees living in the forest...


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The availability heuristic

Recognition Without Power: The Nations We Overlook

You can drive for hours across northern Scandinavia and see nothing but forests, rivers, and open sky. The roads are smooth, the towns are quiet, the prosperi...


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Social-media addiction

Is Social Media Addiction a Clinical Reality?

A recent California trial awarding $6 million to a plaintiff has put the tech world on notice, holding Google and Meta liable for the “harmful” addictive qualities of their plat...


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Annoyance costs

The Cost of the Annoyances in Our Lives

I’ve stopped using CVS as my pharmacy because of the hassle of getting a human on the phone. Now, researchers have calculated that our hassles cost the economy billions of dollars. You know what I mean. Whet...


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