The Midterms and the End of the Boomer Political Era

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No matter how you look at it, Netflix is having a pretty bad year. Stock is down, growth has slowed, the company recently laid off roughly 1,000 people, and it dismissed its chief content officer and its head of film. After a decade of explosive growth and dominance over traditio ...  Show more

What Does Effective Altruism Really Believe?

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