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Bryan Walsh

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The system failed us. We’ll still miss it when it’s gone.

13.11.2024 81000

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How progress creates its own obstacles

23.10.2024 81000

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Paris reminded us why we love the Olympics

09.08.2024 7

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Is there an AI bubble — and is it about to pop?

06.08.2024 80500

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It’s time to stop arguing over the population slowdown and start adapting to it

18.07.2024 10

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Democrats say Trump is an existential threat. They’re not acting like it.

01.07.2024 80500

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10 big things we think will happen in the next 10 years

03.06.2024 10

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This article is OpenAI training data

31.05.2024 10

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The NCAA’s proposal to pay college athletes is fair. That’s the problem.

29.05.2024 80500

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Everything ends. Even Bluey.

If you happen not to have children or have been living under a rock, let me introduce you to someone. Her name is Bluey. She’s a 7-year-old who...

18.04.2024 30

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Why the death of the honeybee was greatly exaggerated

One consequence of being a journalist since, oh, the 20th century, is that you accumulate a track record. In the hundreds and hundreds of stories...

05.04.2024 20

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Taiwan’s earthquake preparedness saved a lot of lives — and prevented a catastrophe for the global tech economy

When a 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan’s eastern coast on April 3, the first concern involved the risk to people and property. Here, the news...

04.04.2024 10

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Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani has been caught up in a gambling controversy. He won’t be the last.

The 1919 World Series is famous for a few things, but most of all, it’s remembered as the worst gambling scandal in US sports history. Eight...

22.03.2024 30

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Japan’s cherry blossoms are a marker of natural time — and how climate change is altering it

For outsiders who can’t resist the urge to make sweeping generalizations that will later prove highly embarrassing, Japan provides particularly...

19.03.2024 10

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China’s grip on Hong Kong just became a little tighter

Last week, the government of Hong Kong published the latest of a series of increasingly draconian national security laws. This one will target...

13.03.2024 8

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Taylor Swift, the NFL, and two routes to cultural dominance

Sometime on Sunday, the white-hot center of the biggest spectator events of the past year will arrive in Las Vegas. Their every move will be tracked...

10.02.2024 7

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2024 is the biggest global election year in history

On January 1, Future Perfect published its predictions for 2024. The forecasts range from the number of poultry that will be culled because of bird...

03.01.2024 10

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24 things we think will happen in 2024

01.01.2024 20

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The 14 predictions that came true in 2023 — and the 7 that didn’t

29.12.2023 9

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The 10 most read Future Perfect stories of 2023

22.12.2023 8

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Qubit by qubit, the quantum computers of tomorrow are coming into being

A couple of weeks ago, I navigated the holiday traffic from New York to the town of Yorktown Heights in suburban Westchester County, the location of...

06.12.2023 10

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