The world is ending. What are going to do about it?

Things can always get worse, but they don't have to.

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by Sophie Dowdy

Health Agencies and Information Overload

Chaotic Messaging is just as deadly as a virus.

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by Sebastian Godoy

How Big Agritech is Crushing Competition

GMOs aren't the problem; GMO patents are killing competition in America.

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by Sebastian Godoy

The Symbiotic Forces of Scottish and English Nationalism

English nationalists are backward-looking and Scottish nationalists are cuddly? Not exactly.

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by Max Hunter

My Guide to Hospitality

Why should only chefs be our city’s hidden rockstars? What about the kind waitress that actually has to put up with all of your crap. She has to stay till midnight too.

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by Ella Radley

Anarcho-Abolitionist Reflections on the Undead

Zombies seem to reveal deeper fears about ourselves—our inability to get along with each other, our darkest desires, what we might devolve to if given the chance. But is this what apocalypse really looks like?

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by Sophie Dowdy

Is the Value Worth the Hype?

Are these cryptoassets worth the price, or is it all a load of hot air? 

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by John Taylor

Why the West's Treachery in Afghanistan is Unforgiveable

You don’t need to look far to find the oracles who sigh while they dust off Chapter 21 in ‘The Graveyard of Empires’, or the pseudo-bigots who claim ‘western’ values don’t work where the cave-dwelling Tuscan raiders live.

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by Tom Gardner

Refugee Rights Shouldn't Be Negotiable

We often fault politicians for being inconsistent, but when it comes to seeking asylum, successive governments have been nothing but consistent in pursuing an anti-refugee immigration policy.

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by Sarah Davidson