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“The Horror Show! A Twisted Tale of Modern Britain” explored the monstrous archetypes underpinning the last half-century of political critique.
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Madison Square Garden isn't the only sports stadium using facial recognition. Here's a list.
It isn’t just Madison Square Garden.
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What the Fox News lawsuit means for the fight against misinformation.
Plus, stories from the recent past of Future Tense.
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"Intangible Variation," by Meg Charlton.
Read a new murder mystery about grief, epigenetics, and surfing.
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'Holy Metsola, pray for us…'
After all: there must be some kind of limit, in the end, to how many ‘miracles’ you can actually pray for, at once…
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Future Tense newsletter: The backlash to Netflix's password-sharing crackdown.
Plus, stories from the recent past of Future Tense.
Source: slate.com
New essay collection explains the messy, human side of computer code
Computer code plays a big role in our daily lives, whether or not we realize it. From policing to lawmaking to the next video we watch on our phones, code has a significant impact on lots of aspects of life — big and small. A new book of essays aims to explain the human side of code, and all that comes with that.
United States Aaron Salcido Torie Bosch Princeton University Press Princeton University Are Not Expected To Understand This
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Wikipedia's battle over Bigfoot and other cryptids.
For a decade, Wikipedia has been the site of a passionate war between cryptozoologists and skeptics.
Source: slate.com
This Bitcoin-themed bar in Mexico City is a hub for the crypto community.
Plus, stories from the recent past of Future Tense.
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The lines of code that changed everything.
Apollo 11, the JPEG, and yes, even the Roomba.
Source: slate.com