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Stolen Fingerprints Could Spell the End of Biometric Security – Here’s How to Save It
Biometric security is the new thing, but there’s a serious problem with it: you only have ten fingers. Chaminda Hewage writes.
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Your City isn’t Changing Nearly As Fast As You Think
Even in Seattle and Austin, cities don’t change nearly as fast as people think. Daniel Herriges writes.
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The Fascinating History of Boredom
Boredom has historically been an emotion both viewed as an enemy and embraced for its possibilities. Michelle Fu writes.
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Why Synthetic Chemicals Seem More Toxic Than Natural Ones
The most toxic chemicals on Earth occur in nature, so why do people fear synthetic chemicals? Niranjana Krishnan writes.
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Sunday Comics
The sun kisses the morning dew, just the way that I’m kissing you. The Sunday Comics are sweet harmony, teaching the free world how to be free.
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Free Thing of the Week: Have You Got What It Takes to Be a Kid?
Some out of print silliness from Mike Phirman.
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Schools Are Outdated. It’s Time for Reform
Outdated methods and over-emphasis on testing have ruined public schools. Paul Boyce on how to reform the system.


