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Religious competition was to blame for Europe’s witch hunts, and many children are still persecuted as alleged witches in Africa for similar reasons
The death of Venezuela’s Humboldt glacier: The first country in the world to lose its glaciers
Why only 2% of Chinese pay any income tax
Bullshit jobs and the yoke of managerial feudalism
Home-made drones now threaten conventional armed forces: Their small size and large numbers can overwhelm defencesWhy forests are spreading in the rich world economist.com
Why forests are spreading in the rich worldWhy forests are spreading in the rich world **Mod Edit:** This is botspam, but I
Electricity does not change poor lives as much as was thought
People crave silence, yet are unnerved by it
The decline of Turkish schools
A pastor becomes a pawn in a spat between America and Turkey
The origin of the specious - A dive into the primordial swamp that bred a tweet by Donald Trump
What sort of people become white nationalists?
Plastic-eating caterpillars could save the planet
Apple succumbs to the smartphone malaise -
A decade long boom is ending as consumers hang on to devices for longer
The troubling spread of plea-bargaining from America to the world
Once considered a boon to democracy, social media have started to look like its nemesis
Why is Protestantism flourishing in the developing world?What they don’t tell you about climate change economist.com
What they don’t tell you about climate changeSubmitted by watermelon in Green
The foresting of the West - Trees are covering more of the land in rich countries
Japan resumes commercial whaling
The chance of a 15-year-old boy dying by the age of 50 is now higher in America than in Bangladesh
The gap between poor and rich neighbourhoods is growing
America is pushing the labour market to its limits
Does growing up poor harm brain development?
Two Patriarchs clash, mirroring Russian-Ukrainian tensions
Technology is transforming the relationship between people and the oceans
Charles Sprawson wrote a celebrated book. Then he vanished
No one in Turkey dares report accurately on the war in SyriaHome-made drones now threaten conventional armed forces economist.com
Submitted by red_pepper in Tech
On a totally unrelated note, anyone know how to get into drones as a hobby
Occupational licensing blunts competition and boosts inequality
There will be little privacy in the workplace of the future
The success of “Black Panther” is spurring demand for African comics
A world of free movement would be $78 trillion richer
Scientists struggle to explain a worrying rise in atmospheric methane
The Economist magazine blames the famine in Yemen not on the Saudi-US led blockade and war there but on the fact that too many Yemeni people are lazy drug addicts that basically deserve it
In South Africa, more people have loans than jobs
Does China’s digital police state have echoes in the West?
Why the 20%, and not the 1% are the real problemThe dangers of illiberal liberalism economist.com
The dangers of illiberal liberalismSubmitted by ziq in ShitLiberalsSay
Trans masculine people are being excluded from the conversation
Why aren’t the poor storming the barricades?Loneliness is a serious public-health problem economist.com
Loneliness is a serious public-health problemSubmitted by ziq in Psychology
Facebook should heed the lessons of internet historyWhat Amazon does to wages economist.com
What Amazon does to wagesSubmitted by Tequila_Wolf in Worker
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