Featured Articles:
- Symphonie Digitque – When streaming costs you music’s fantasia, there are ways to get it back.
- Generation Vexed – Immense changes show us, again and again, that we are the same as ever.
- Word’s Worth – What the transcription economy tells us about the future of work.
- Hey There, Cow Buoy – Floating farms may someday help reinvent the world’s food ecosystems.
- Best of CES 2020 – The most promising products we saw at the annual consumer tech bonanza.
- Filling the Void – Civilization is going interplanetary. Our survival in the cosmos will depend on diet that can nourish not only our bodies but our humanity too.
- The Notebook – In the early days of Facebook, March Zuckerberg kept his plans for world domination in handwritten journals. He destroyed them. But a few revealing pages survived.
- Across the Line – Derek Murphy started his Marathon Investigation website to report on runners who cheat. Relying on hard data mined from race results, he zeros in on people whose times seem suspicious – like a 70-year old doctor named Frank Meza.
- The Last Best Place on the Internet – People used to think Wikipedia represented all that was wrong with the web – a site where any idiot with a keyboard could say anything. Now it’s a beacon of so much that’s right.
- The Endless Hustle – In the midwest, christian entrepreneurs are banding together to find relief from the corrosive grind of startup life – while some faith leaders preach the gospel of crushing it.
