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How an Old Laptop Is Transformed into Gold Earrings
That old cell phone? Dead laptop? Gaming console from 14 years back? Britain’s Royal Mint is turning tech trash into treasure. A cellphone's ...
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School for the Blind Challenges its Students
As a young adult, writer Andrew Leland was diagnosed with a rare disorder that caused him to become blind. In a New Yorker article, he notes that throughout ...
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Becoming a Christian Almost Got Her Killed
Vivian Prodan was born in Communist Romania under the brutal totalitarian regime of Nicolae Ceauescu (“Chow-sches-coo”). A place where questioning ...
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Skeptic Wants to Believe ‘Everything Happens for a Reason’
The popular Pursuit of Wonder's video considers whether everything happens for a reason. In a fictional piece, a young man contends he has led a good ...
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Cheating at Colleges Soars During the Pandemic
Mariam Aly, an assistant professor at Columbia University, has tried everything to keep her students from cheating. In her cognitive neuroscience class, ...
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A Runner’s Sudden Existential Crisis
Devin Kelly looks forward every year to meeting his running friends at Farmdaze. Every February at a farm in Brooklet, Georgia, a 24-hour ultra-marathon ...
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Living with Uncertainty in a Time of Crisis
Author Elizabeth L. Silver wrote the very personal memoir The Tincture of Time. It is about her then baby daughter’s stroke at six weeks and the ...
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We Are Better Together Than in Isolation
The "marshmallow test" is a classic research project that illustrates our lack of self-control and delayed gratification. For the study, the ...
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Wright Brothers Succeeded Using Virtual Reality Testing
At the end of 1901, the Wright brothers were frustrated by the flight-tests of their 1900-1901 gliders. The aircraft were flown frequently up to 300 feet ...
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