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Just because opinions are mine doesn't mean they can't also be yours. EIG Editorial Director, New Bazaar host; co-founder, Bazaar Audio; ex-journalist (FT, NPR)
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Shawn Donnan || 2,600 words || 30 Jan 2026 “If there’s one single consistent advantage the United States has carried since its founding, it is its ability to draw talent and expand its population.
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Sunday Links

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Afshin Khadangi & co-authors || 12 pages || 16 December 2025 People now use large language models for mental health support, but what happens when LLMs are evaluated as psychotherapy clients? Researchers asked them standard questions from human therapy. The results: Grok and Gemini spontaneously construct and defend coherent, trauma-saturated stories about themselves.
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Ten surprising things about the U.S. labor market

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How many jobs were lost to the China Shock? How much does the United States redistribute income relative to other rich countries? Do American workers really care if their jobs are meaningful and interesting — and what chance do they have of finding such jobs? Every guest essay published by EIG as part of its American Worker Project contained at least one surprising or remarkable finding about the U.S. labor market.
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