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Smartphones Turbocharge the Dangers of Porn
Since the 2007 launch of the iPhone, smartphones have granted billions of people customized, password-protected, hand-held access to a near-limitless ...
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How AI Short-Circuits Creativity
In 2023 the ad agency Design Army created an entire campaign using only generative AI. In it, a world of impossible buildings, floating hats, and gigantic ...
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The De-moralization of American Culture
In his article “How America Got Mean,” David Brooks laments what he calls “the de-moralization of American culture.” Brooks notes ...
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More Than 25% of Americans Live Alone
The number of people who live alone—more than a quarter of all Americans—is on the rise in the US, according to 2020 census data. Single-person ...
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The Human Cost of the Sports-Betting Boom
The Supreme Court overturned the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act in 2018, quickly resulting in 38 states plus Wahsington D.C. jumping at ...
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40% of Bettors Have Never Been in a Casino
Is a trip to Las Vegas becoming a thing of the past? A recent survey finds 4 in 10 gamblers have never actually set foot in a casino. A spokesperson for ...
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Your New Car Is Spying on You
Bad news, your car is a spy. If your vehicle was made in the last few years, you’re probably driving around in a data-harvesting machine that may ...
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Smartphones and Distracted Drivers
It’s frustrating to public safety officials that there is so little publicly available data on the role that smartphones play in distracting drivers ...
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Paying $100k a Year to Fight Aging
Medical clinics are popping up across the country promising to help clients live longer and better—so long as they can pay. Longevity clinics aim ...
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Why the British Couldn’t Watch TV at 6PM
At 6 PM every day televisions in Britain would go blank. The next one hour would be frantic. Parents would scoop their kids off the living room couch, ...
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