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Meet the real screen addicts: the elderly
economist.com
398 comments
8 months ago
johntfella
351 points
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America’s banks are missing hundreds of billions of dollars
economist.com
428 comments
3 years ago
pseudolus
350 points
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If wages are to rise, workers need more bargaining power
economist.com
474 comments
8 years ago
dluan
348 points
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A monk in 14th-century Italy wrote about the Americas
economist.com
227 comments
5 years ago
Michelangelo11
348 points
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Small, cheap spy satellites mean there’s no hiding place
economist.com
215 comments
5 years ago
known
348 points
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As TikTok grows, so does suspicion
economist.com
617 comments
4 years ago
samizdis
341 points
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Cheap microscopes: Yours to cut out and keep
economist.com
56 comments
12 years ago
feelthepain
340 points
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Both in rich and poor countries, universal health care brings huge benefits
economist.com
523 comments
8 years ago
nopinsight
339 points
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Thinking too much can be bad for you (2012)
economist.com
252 comments
5 years ago
smk_
336 points
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Google’s problems are bigger than just the antitrust case
economist.com
368 comments
6 years ago
martincmartin
335 points
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Is Google’s 20-year search dominance about to end?
economist.com
525 comments
3 years ago
i13e
334 points
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Across the West powerful firms are becoming even more powerful
economist.com
111 comments
8 years ago
ilamont
329 points
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Throughout the rich world, the young are falling out of love with cars
economist.com
803 comments
3 years ago
doetoe
324 points
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The world should think better about catastrophic and existential risks
economist.com
256 comments
6 years ago
lxm
323 points
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New species combining wolf, coyote, and dog emerges in eastern North America
economist.com
140 comments
11 years ago
anishkothari
323 points
136.
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Why doctors in America earn so much
economist.com
578 comments
3 years ago
bookofjoe
320 points
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AI is killing the web – can anything save it?
economist.com
448 comments
a year ago
edward
319 points
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The northern-hemisphere winter of 2019-20 was the warmest ever on land
economist.com
179 comments
6 years ago
pseudolus
317 points
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Regulating Big Tech makes them stronger, so they need competition instead
economist.com
191 comments
7 years ago
dredmorbius
316 points
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“The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” turns 42
economist.com
72 comments
6 years ago
pama
315 points
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Too much finance is bad for the economy
economist.com
207 comments
11 years ago
cs702
313 points
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The ticking time-bomb at the bottom of the Baltic Sea
economist.com
92 comments
12 years ago
neverminder
312 points
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Amazon, the world’s most remarkable firm, is just getting started
economist.com
320 comments
9 years ago
gpresot
310 points
144.
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Stop big tech from making users behave in ways they don't want to
economist.com
182 comments
2 months ago
andsoitis
309 points
145.
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Bitcoin is fiat money, too
economist.com
340 comments
9 years ago
davidw
308 points
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What to read to understand central banking
economist.com
249 comments
4 years ago
helsinkiandrew
306 points
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The Swiss leaks and Panama papers open a window on the tax-dodger’s world
economist.com
231 comments
9 years ago
JumpCrisscross
306 points
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Credit-card firms are becoming reluctant regulators of the web
economist.com
275 comments
5 years ago
mastazi
305 points
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Microbial ecosystems in the mouth and gut are linked to many ills
economist.com
233 comments
5 years ago
aluket
304 points
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Books to read to understand financial crime
economist.com
99 comments
4 years ago
pseudolus
304 points
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