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Blockchain Could Save Legalized Weed. (Stop Rolling Your Eyes.)
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Blockchain Could Save Legalized Weed. (Stop Rolling Your Eyes.)
As marijuana becomes legal across the U.S., small growers will need to innovate to survive
Benjamin Powers
Nov 27, 2018
A Decade After the iPhone, There’s Still No Good Smartphone for Kids
A Decade After the iPhone, There’s Still No Good Smartphone for Kids
Half of kids get phones before they’re 12. We need better options.
EJ Dickson
Nov 26, 2018
Amazon’s Merciless Assault on Brands
Amazon’s Merciless Assault on Brands
Companies spent billions crafting powerful stories around their consumer products. Then came Alexa.
Andrew Essex
Nov 20, 2018
The Depressing Truth About Deleting Your Online History
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The Depressing Truth About Deleting Your Online History
Self-destructing tweets highlight how the internet has failed us
Luke Winkie
Nov 20, 2018
How Instagram Spoils Your Relationship With Food
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How Instagram Spoils Your Relationship With Food
‘Food porn’ has more of an impact than you realize
Brittany Ross
Nov 19, 2018
Why I Won’t Upgrade My Phone Until It Can Turn into a Magic Pony
Why I Won’t Upgrade My Phone Until It Can Turn into a Magic Pony
The next generation of phones will have to feel a lot more special to get me to spend another dime on a new one
Jessica Powell
Nov 15, 2018
Can Killer Robots Help Save the Great Barrier Reef?
Can Killer Robots Help Save the Great Barrier Reef?
Researchers in Australia are using autonomous technology to combat a notoriously hard-to-kill pest
Ashley Braun
Nov 14, 2018
If You’re Online, You’re Getting Scammed
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If You’re Online, You’re Getting Scammed
The five latest swindles — and how to avoid them
Adam K. Raymond
Nov 14, 2018
New Emojis Are Here. We’re Not Ready.
New Emojis Are Here. We’re Not Ready.
Each year brings new additions outdated tech can barely support
Jeremy Burge
Nov 12, 2018
Why We Dread New Software Updates
Why We Dread New Software Updates
Is this misery normal, and for that matter, inevitable?
Angela Lashbrook
Nov 12, 2018
Orange Skin, Thick Bones, and Other Ways Mars Could Change Our Bodies
Orange Skin, Thick Bones, and Other Ways Mars Could Change Our Bodies
Elevated radiation could cause higher mutation rates, speeding up the evolutionary process on the red planet
Michael Wall
Nov 9, 2018
Nintendo’s New Games Are Miserable for People With Disabilities
Nintendo’s New Games Are Miserable for People With Disabilities
Innovation has its drawbacks
Mark Brown (Game Maker's Toolkit)
Nov 8, 2018
Meet the Guy Who Finally Invented Screen-Blocking Glasses
Meet the Guy Who Finally Invented Screen-Blocking Glasses
Ivan Cash cleverly critiques large corporations — and they love him for it
Matt Haber
Nov 7, 2018
‘Wireless Charging’ Is a Scam — But That’s About to Change
‘Wireless Charging’ Is a Scam — But That’s About to Change
We’re finally close to charging without any cords
Owen Williams
Nov 7, 2018
Robots Have a Diversity Problem
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Robots Have a Diversity Problem
Most social robots today are white, feminine, and subservient. But a few are bucking the trend.
Tessa Love
Nov 6, 2018
Rogue A.I., Bioterror, and Other Ways Tech Might Take Us Out
Rogue A.I., Bioterror, and Other Ways Tech Might Take Us Out
British cosmologist Martin Rees argues that new technologies can save us — as long as they don’t destroy us first
Bryan Walsh
Nov 1, 2018
The 7 Craziest Ways CRISPR Is Being Used Right Now
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The 7 Craziest Ways CRISPR Is Being Used Right Now
From turning pigs into organ donors to changing the color of flowers, the future of gene-editing tech is wacky and wonderful
Emily Mullin
Nov 1, 2018
Amazon’s Smart Doorbell Is Creepy as Hell
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Amazon’s Smart Doorbell Is Creepy as Hell
The dark future of neighborhood watch has arrived
Bea Bischoff
Nov 8, 2018
Where Do Our Sex Dolls Go After We Die?
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Where Do Our Sex Dolls Go After We Die?
Companions in life, sex dolls can become embarrassing detritus when we die
Madison Medeiros
Nov 1, 2018
Nike and Boeing Are Paying Sci-Fi Writers to Predict Their Futures
Nike and Boeing Are Paying Sci-Fi Writers to Predict Their Futures
Welcome to the Sci-Fi industrial complex
Brian Merchant
Nov 28, 2018
To Combat Thieves, Farmers are Spraying their Goods with an Invisible, Data-Encrypted Liquid
To Combat Thieves, Farmers are Spraying their Goods with an Invisible, Data-Encrypted Liquid
But is Smartwater CSI Just ‘Scientific Hogwash’?
Jessica Pishko
Nov 29, 2018
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