Top Hackernews posts from www.theatlantic.com
- 01Banning words won’t make the world more justwww.theatlantic.com
- 02The Coronavirus Is Here Foreverwww.theatlantic.com
- 03The ACLU Has Lost Its Waywww.theatlantic.com
- 04As religious faith has declined, ideological intensity has risenwww.theatlantic.com
- 05America has a drinking problemwww.theatlantic.com
- 06Mister Rogers had a simple set of rules for talking to children (2018)www.theatlantic.com
- 07The Restaurant Industry’s Worst Idea: QR Code Menuswww.theatlantic.com
- 08Airlines make more money from mileage programs than from flying planeswww.theatlantic.com
- 09Why the past 10 years of American life have been uniquely stupidwww.theatlantic.com
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- 11A dirty dish by the sink can be a big marriage problemwww.theatlantic.com
- 12More Americans are saying they’re ‘vaxxed and done’www.theatlantic.com
- 13Oregon decriminalized hard drugs – early results aren’t encouragingwww.theatlantic.com
- 14Private equity is devouring the U.S. economywww.theatlantic.com
- 15The latest campus cancellation is differentwww.theatlantic.com
- 16Cystic fibrosis breakthrough has given patients a chance to live longerwww.theatlantic.com
- 17How can you tell if someone is lying?www.theatlantic.com
- 18A shift in American family values is fueling estrangementwww.theatlantic.com
- 19Dentistry is less scientific and more gratuitous than people think (2019)www.theatlantic.com
- 20A math professor who objects to diversity statementswww.theatlantic.com
- 21How we turned the tide in the roach warswww.theatlantic.com
- 22A neuroscientist prepares for deathwww.theatlantic.com
- 23Hockey goalies are too big nowwww.theatlantic.com
- 24Link rot and content drift are endemic to the webwww.theatlantic.com
- 25I bought a CO2 monitor and it broke mewww.theatlantic.com
- 26Why adults still dream about schoolwww.theatlantic.com
- 27The state finally letting teens sleep inwww.theatlantic.com
- 28Nobody knows what's happening online anymorewww.theatlantic.com
- 29Watching 'Spirited Away' again, and againwww.theatlantic.com
- 30The anus is an evolutionary marvelwww.theatlantic.com
- 31Why is the university of California dropping the SAT?www.theatlantic.com
- 32How friendships change in adulthoodwww.theatlantic.com
- 33Ozempic drug supresses desire to smoke, drink and more?www.theatlantic.com
- 34Chess is just poker nowwww.theatlantic.com
- 35Inside The Chaos at OpenAIwww.theatlantic.com
- 36People with severe mental illness have been failed by a dysfunctional systemwww.theatlantic.com
- 37Mob justice is trampling democratic discoursewww.theatlantic.com
- 38The case against masks at schoolwww.theatlantic.com
- 39Noise pollution hurts the heartwww.theatlantic.com
- 40Don’t teach kids to fear the worldwww.theatlantic.com
- 41America lost the chestnut, its "perfect tree"www.theatlantic.com
- 42The first minute of every phone call is torture nowwww.theatlantic.com
- 43The absurdity of renting a car will no longer be toleratedwww.theatlantic.com
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- 45The gap between how old you are and how old you think you arewww.theatlantic.com
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- 47Gen Z never learned to read cursivewww.theatlantic.com
- 48America is running on fumeswww.theatlantic.com
- 49Yes, social media is undermining democracywww.theatlantic.com
- 50A gentler, better way to change mindswww.theatlantic.com
- 51The Scientific Paper is Obsolete (2018)www.theatlantic.com
- 52I know the secret to the quiet mind but wish I’d never learned itwww.theatlantic.com
- 53As We May Think (1945)www.theatlantic.com
- 54Forces that fuel friendshipwww.theatlantic.com
- 554-day workweeks can boost happiness and productivitywww.theatlantic.com
- 56A whole age of warfare sank with the Moskvawww.theatlantic.com
- 57Your Phone Is Your Private Spacewww.theatlantic.com
- 58Work peak and professional decline (2019)www.theatlantic.com
- 59The brain isn’t supposed to change this muchwww.theatlantic.com
- 60A frog so small, it could not frogwww.theatlantic.com
- 61Instagram Is Overwww.theatlantic.com
- 62How Californians are weaponizing environmental law to eliminate housingwww.theatlantic.com
- 63What If Friendship, Not Marriage, Was at the Center of Life?www.theatlantic.com
- 64The Rise of ‘Luxury Surveillance’www.theatlantic.com
- 65Purring is a love language no human can speakwww.theatlantic.com
- 66I Know the secret to the quiet mind. I wish I'd never learned it (2021)www.theatlantic.com
- 67How college became a ruthless competition divorced from learningwww.theatlantic.com
- 68Hollywood doesn’t make movies like ‘The Fugitive’ anymore (2018)www.theatlantic.com
- 69It’s your friends who break your heartwww.theatlantic.com
- 70I’m Not Scared to Reenter Society. I’m Just Not Sure I Want Towww.theatlantic.com
- 71One by One, My Friends Were Sent to the Campswww.theatlantic.com
- 72You Can Forget About Crypto Nowwww.theatlantic.com
- 73No One Is Prepared for Hagfish Slime (2019)www.theatlantic.com
- 74The businessmen broke Hollywoodwww.theatlantic.com
- 75Public-ownership rental as a third option to renting or owning a housewww.theatlantic.com
- 76The great cousin declinewww.theatlantic.com
- 77Newer, better sunscreens have not been approved by the FDAwww.theatlantic.com
- 78Human History Gets a Rewritewww.theatlantic.com
- 79California’s math misadventure is about to go nationalwww.theatlantic.com
- 80Shinzo Abe's Assassinationwww.theatlantic.com
- 81It feels like America is running out of everythingwww.theatlantic.com
- 82Ant parasites that prolong the life of their hostwww.theatlantic.com
- 83What a progressive utopia does to outdoor diningwww.theatlantic.com
- 84The Real War 1939-1945 (1989)www.theatlantic.com
- 85Alden Global Capital, the secretive hedge fund gutting newsroomswww.theatlantic.com
- 86The Hidden Costs of Living Alonewww.theatlantic.com
- 87Scenes from the last operational Morse-code radio station in North Americawww.theatlantic.com
- 88Neal Stephenson was prescient about our AI agewww.theatlantic.com
- 89The 'buy now, pay later' bubble is about to burstwww.theatlantic.com
- 90Psychedelics are challenging the standard of randomized controlled trialswww.theatlantic.com
- 91A legal dispute that will test the limits of fair usewww.theatlantic.com
- 92Is the internet killing the nude beach?www.theatlantic.com
- 93Kids are far behind in schoolwww.theatlantic.com
- 94Richard Rhodes wrote a classic book about Oppenheimer and the atomic bombwww.theatlantic.com
- 95How San Francisco became a failed citywww.theatlantic.com
- 96Adam Smith did not mean what he is often made to say (1998)www.theatlantic.com
- 97Why did Dostoyevsky write Crime and Punishment?www.theatlantic.com
- 98A chatbot that can't say anything controversial isn't worth muchwww.theatlantic.com
- 99The Tragedy of Google Searchwww.theatlantic.com
- 100Toki Pona: A Language with a Hundred Words (2015)www.theatlantic.com
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