If Proust Ate Pringles — On Memory, Loss, and the Persistence of Heineken
“That was the definitive goodbye, but when a loved one dies of a terminal illness they don’t die just once. They are, instead, dying over and over again, as grim milestones accumulate with you powerless to arrest the dawning inevitability of the final, conclusive death.”
How eBird Changed Birding Forever
“Over the past two decades, eBird has become the go-to online platform for scientists and hobbyists alike to upload and share bird observations. But it has also transformed the process and etiquette of birding.”
Wonder Women
The fight for female superheroes in Hollywood.”
Molly
“Love someone back,” she wrote in a poem that I read the first day I realized I already loved her and always would. “You just begin.” So I began.
Quarantine Brain
“Nothing made sense this year — unless you were on the internet.”
Female Founders Under Fire
“Are women in the startup world being unfairly targeted?”
What A Time To Be In Decline
“Why, a decade ago, did my father give me the heavy gift of a controversial 100-year-old Oswald Spengler tome? It took a pandemic for me to find out.”
The Social Life of Forests
“Trees appear to communicate and cooperate through subterranean networks of fungi. What are they sharing with one another?”
The Code That Controls Your Money
COBOL, an old coding language that not many people know about, controls the world’s financial systems.
Motherhood on the Line
Three women seeking asylum navigate motherhood, coronavirus, and climate change at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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