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The 18 most popular products Business Insider readers bought this year
We tested tons of products this year but a few stood out to our readers, like Apple's AirPods and Bombas socks. Here's what else our readers loved. More »
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December 29th, 2023
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The Guardian view on the AI conundrum: what it means to be human is elusive | Editorial
Intelligent machines have been serving and enslaving people in the realm of the imagination for decades. The all-knowing computer – sometimes benign, usually malevolent – was a staple of the science fiction genre long before any such entity was feasible in the... More »
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Nicola Jennings on Zelenskiy’s push for more support – cartoon
Nicola Jennings on Zelenskiy’s push for more support – cartoon | Opinion | The Guardian More »
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“Hyperarousal” by Photographer Bettina Koller
A series by German artist and photographer Bettina Koller. Following her studies at Freie Kunstwerkstatt München and Staatliche Fachakademie für Fotodesign München, Koller began experimenting with various photographic processes and materials as a way of explor... More »
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I’ve spent a decade studying gender and I can tell you: as a woman, ageing sets you free | Angela Saini
As a writer, my focus has been on one of the biggest mysteries in all of history: what are the origins of patriarchy in human society? I should have known that the journey to answer that question would for ever change the way I thought about myself.What I did ... More »
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With Purdie the miniature horse in the world, suddenly everything seemed brighter | Hannah Jane Parkinson
It is early January 2023. The beginning of a new year after an awful one. I’m hoping to slough it off with fresh snowfall, or a promising work project, maybe a surprise Taylor Swift drop; something wholesome to kickstart the year.It’s a close friend’s birthday... More »
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The Israel-Hamas War Was Not Inevitable
As the Times’s foreign affairs columnist since 1995, one of the most enduring lessons I’ve learned is that there are good seasons and bad seasons in this business, which are defined by the big choices made by the biggest players.My first decade or so saw its s... More »