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The Fever Called Living

On the plight of environmental-­illness refugees

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The Hindutva Lobby

How Hindu nationalism spreads in America

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What Are You Going to Do With That?

The future of college in the asset economy

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The Thin Purple Line

The dubious rise of the private-security industry

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The New Age Bible

On the origins of A Course in Miracles

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My Mother’s Oysters

Recollections of Breton summers

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The Gods of Logic

Before and after artificial intelligence

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Metal Machine Music

Can AI think creatively? Can we?

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What Goes Up

Does the rise of index funds spell catastrophe?

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The Prophet Who Failed

After the apocalypse that wasn’t

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Masters of War

In search of the new world order in Munich

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The Life and Death of Hollywood

Film and television writers face an existential threat

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The Branson Pilgrim

Wherein the author spends a decade acquiring knowledge of country and/or western music, Elvis’s stillborn twin, Bidenomics in the wild, bathroom cruising, wax statuary, race relations, and the soul of the nation

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The Eviction Experts

Can a city stop a housing crisis?

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Jacob’s Dream

MAGA meets the Age of Aquarius

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The Holocaust Angle

How a group of NIMBYs rewrote Alderney’s history

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The Pentagon’s Silicon Valley Problem

How Big Tech is losing the wars of the future

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Israel’s War Within

On the ruinous history of Religious Zionism

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Getting the Pump

On the resurrection of the body

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Saturn Return

Scenes from the life of a psychedelic pioneer

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Behind the New Iron Curtain

Caviar, counterculture, and the cult of Stalin reborn

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Trapdoor

Where the past overtakes you

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The Hofmann Wobble

Wikipedia and the problem of historical memory

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