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Fixed Telephones Find a New Life with Nostalgic Fans
[ad_1] First came the rhinestone-encrusted doner. Then cherry red lips. Cheeseburger after that. By last summer, Chanell Karr had assembled a collection of six landline phones. Most recently, an orangeRead More
Large US gene database includes volunteers from all walks of life
[ad_1] As part of their quest to reduce health inequalities and end cookie-cutter care, scientists are taking their first look at the genes of nearly 100,000 Americans, considered a uniquelyRead More
Leadership lessons: life after war
[ad_1] Pedro Almeida, who served 27 years as an aviation officer in the US Army, including tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, believes that everything we need to know about leadershipRead More
Four Resolutions for a Healthier Tech Life in 2022
[ad_1] The coronavirus pandemic is full of nasty technological surprises. We encountered a problem constant shortage of hardware, like game consoles and graphics cards. Apple announced a big change toRead More
Sometimes Life Imitates Art. William Shatner Going to Space Together
[ad_1] Mr. Branson and Mr. Bezos have made the billionaire space race more realistic and personal, and often speak in fanciful language. Mr. Branson was first released in July, andRead More
How My Phone’s Most Annoying Feature Saved My Life
[ad_1] My cousin left this message for me three months after my freshman year of college. His Chicago accent was so thick that I had to repeat it several times:Read More
Hurricane Forecasters Don’t Tweet About Your Personal Life, They Are
[ad_1] “I can relate to that hurricane” is not a thought anyone would want to think about. But several times this year, the National Hurricane Center, a government agency thatRead More
Pairing economics with empathy to study life in the developing world
[ad_1] Reshmaan Hussam ’09, PhD ’15 once dreamed of becoming a “psychohistorian” like the lead character in Isaac Asimov’s Foundation novels, combining sociology, history and statistics to save the world.Read More
Going Viral Now: Meeting Online Friends in Real Life
[ad_1] Marissa Meizz, 23, was out for dinner with a friend in the East Village when her phone started ringing in mid-May. She tried to silence him, but the messagesRead More