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What Web3 Can Learn From Archive of Our Own

Kenzie Carpenter first decided to choose a Fannish Next-of-Kin when an online friend, whom she knew as XT, died suddenly. “I had met her...

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How a Microbial Evolutionary Accident Changed Earth’s Atmosphere

A dense rainforest or other verdant terrestrial vegetation may be what first comes to mind at the mention of photosynthesis. Yet the clouds of...

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Brace Yourself for a Triple Wave of Seasonal Viruses

Every year it’s the same. As soon as it starts to get cold, people gather indoors. Windows are pulled shut. Commuters forgo walking or...
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How to Make the Most of the New US Climate Tax Credits

The United States government just passed the Inflation Reduction Act, a sweeping piece of legislation that allocates nearly $400 billion dollars to fund clean...

The Case for Outsourcing Morality to AI

It all started with an obscure article in an obscure journal, published just as the last AI winter was beginning to thaw. In 2004,...

Hear That Giant Sucking Sound? It’s the Smartphone Market

Surprise, surprise, smartphone sales are down again. According to the tech analyst firm IDC, phone sales have declined by nearly 15 percent year over year...

A Bored Ape Lawsuit Won’t Set the NFT Precedent Seth Green Wants

The first thing you should probably do if you find yourself in Seth Green’s position is not tweet about how much you’re “looking forward...

News From Ukraine Is Unfolding in Fragments Over Social Media

The Monitor is a weekly column devoted to everything happening in the WIRED world of culture, from movies to memes, TV to Twitter.On Thursday...

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'Everything Everywhere All at Once' Perfects Optimistic Nihilism

In 2012, the legendary Twitter account @horse_ebooks tweeted, “Everything happens so much." Despite bordering on nonsense, the message singularly captured the feeling of exhaustion...

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