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American Philosophy: A Love Story by John Kaag

American Philosophy: A Love Story by John Kaag

Oct 6 2016 "I ate my breakfast-the same banana and toast I'd eaten for a decade," John Kaag writes in America…

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American Philosophy: A Love Story by John Kaag

American Philosophy: A Love Story by John Kaag

Oct 6 2016 "I ate my breakfast-the same banana and toast I'd eaten for a decade," John Kaag writes in America…

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Why Does a Tree Fall in Detroit?

Why Does a Tree Fall in Detroit?

In late January of 2015, a tree stood wavering on the edge of Detroit's burnt-out Grixdale neighborhood. A lo…

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Fishing With John Lurie

Fishing With John Lurie

In the months after he first saw "Fishing with John," a friend of mine began thinking about buying a boat. He…

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The Meaning of Life, According to a World Traveler

The Meaning of Life, According to a World Traveler

Colin Thubron appears in what may well be the best author photo of all time. In it, he looks like a man who h…

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What Home Means to a Nomad

What Home Means to a Nomad

When Rory Stewart was 15 and visiting his parents in China, he bought a cheap bicycle in a Guangzhou departme…

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This Stunningly Beautiful Region of China Was the Real-life Inspiration for Shangri-La—How to Visit Original

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For years I dreamed of Shangri-La. Ever since James Hilton invented the lamasery where time slows to a crawl in his 1933 novel Lost Horizon, its name has conjured fantasies of escaping contemporary turmoil. With the novel’s enormous popularity, Shangri-La became an emblem of utopia. Franklin Roosevelt named his presidential retreat after it, before Eisenhower renamed it Camp David. Dozens of spas and nail salons appropriated the name, imposing reminders of the dream on strip malls across America.
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How Anti-ICE Protesters Became Prisoners in Trump’s War on Antifa

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Savanna Batten got her first call from the FBI the year she turned 18. It was 2011, and the Animal Liberation Front had set fire to a fur store in Idaho and raided mink farms in Iowa and Washington. The feds were cracking down, just as Batten had been chosen as president of Animal Connection of Texas. Her mother, Cynthia Lokey, says the group she and her daughter belonged to confined its own activities to peaceful protest.
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The Effective Altruism Comeback

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Manage cookie preferences In 2022, Itsi Weinstock moved to the Bay Area to join a synthetic-cheese start-up. A machine-learning scientist from Sydney, he had long been passionate about animal welfare and hopeful about technology's capacity to improve it. Fake cheese fit his vision of a better future: a leap forward in the possible instead of merely a fight to preserve the natural. Recently, though, he has taken on a new job.
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