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Chelsea Follett

Washington, D.C.
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Research Fellow @HumanProgress @CatoInstitute. @IWF Visiting Fellow. Author, Centers of Progress + Grim Old Days: a.co/d/00a137Ny
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Air Conditioning Is Not a Luxury, It Is a Necessity

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By Chelsea Follett
| The Human Progress Podcast
Summary: Air conditioning is not a luxury but a life-saving technology that has dramatically reduced heat-related deaths. Yet as heat waves kill tens of thousands of Europeans each year, many governments across the continent continue to discourage AC through permits, noise ordinances, and sometimes outright bans. Modern cooling systems are increasingly efficient, and fears about their health effects are largely unfounded.
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Opinion: What if smartphones aren’t killing romance — but saving it? Original

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By Chelsea Follett
| Deseret News Verified
My husband and I met in the same academic building where my parents first met decades earlier as students. When we recently returned to that spot around our 10th wedding anniversary, we joked with our children that if they attended the same college, perhaps they’d meet their future spouses in that very building, too. Part of me hopes they do. It would make for a cute family story across generations.
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What If Smartphones Aren’t Killing Romance — but Saving It?

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By Chelsea Follett
| Cato Institute Verified
My husband and I met in the same academic building where my parents first met decades earlier as students. When we recently returned to that spot around our 10th wedding anniversary, we joked with our children that if they attended the same college, perhaps they’d meet their future spouses in that very building, too. Part of me hopes they do. It would make for a cute family story across generations.
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