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A Single Strand of Hair

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By Emma Varvaloucas
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Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we’re thinking about ordering the first straight-to-VHS movie in 20 years. About thirty years ago, a small computer graphics studio in Richmond, California, was struggling. Financial losses had forced a sell-off of the company’s hardware division. More than half of its employees had been sacked. The owner, a tech entrepreneur busy with other projects, was trying to find a buyer even as the company locked down the biggest animation deal it had ever signed.
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The Post-Affirmative Action Puzzle

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By Emma Varvaloucas
| Substack
Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we love a supportive crowd almost as much as we love a couple that is on the same page. Happy Pride! Many braced themselves for the fallout of the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision that banned the consideration of race in the college admissions process, not least the court’s three liberal justices, who warned of a “devastating impact” on minority enrollment in their dissent. A systemic collapse—at least in elite institutions—seemed imminent.
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The Great Global Museum Boom

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By Emma Varvaloucas
| Substack
Welcome to What Could Go Right?, where we’re wondering why scientists are suddenly giving fishso many drugs—in the name of research, of course. The Suzhou Museum of Contemporary Art, in eastern China, which officially opens in June Something that gets lost in the inequality discussions that define the zeitgeist in places like the United States is just how much the world as a whole has been equalizing.
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