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America has two economies	6 Nov
—and they’re diverging fast. Beautiful graphics thast explain the differences between the parties and sections of these Divided States of America.
Banking for the People	31 Oct
“It is long past time to open doors for people who have been systematically shut out and provide a better option...”
Better to Plant Trees or Let Forests Regrow?	31 Oct
Sometimes, we just need to give nature room to grow back naturally. A new global study that finds the potential for natural forest regrowth to absorb atmospheric carbon and fight climate change has been seriously underestimated.
Why We Aren’t Taxing the Very Rich	11 Mar
The Only Thing Stopping Us From Taxing the Rich Is Political Will: Meet Gabriel Zucman, the rock star economist behind the wealth tax.
Kurzweil on nanobots	11 Mar
The most important application of the medical nanorobots is that we will connect the top layers of our neocortex to synthetic neocortex in the cloud.
Kurzweil on nanobots	11 Mar
The most important application of the medical nanorobots is that we will connect the top layers of our neocortex to synthetic neocortex in the cloud.
Kurzweil on nanobots	11 Mar
The most important application of the medical nanorobots is that we will connect the top layers of our neocortex to synthetic neocortex in the cloud.
Why We Aren’t Taxing the Very Rich	20 Feb
The Only Thing Stopping Us From Taxing the Rich Is Political Will: Meet Gabriel Zucman, the rock star economist behind the wealth tax.
NPR’s Egregious Sanders Take-down	20 Feb
Truthdig fact checks two chatty NPR bloviators who overstate the case against Bernie. In the end it seems to have worked!
Diamandis: Education at all ages	8 Mar
Today, over 77 percent of Americans own a smartphone with access to the world’s information and near-limitless learning resources. Yet nearly 36 million adults in the U.S. are constrained by low literacy skills, excluding them from pro
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