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Film + Video
Goodbye photography
Software is now powerful enough to replace real-life photos. Will it?
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Wonderful
China's happiness deficit
Despite getting richer, China's citizens aren't any happier. This doesn't bode well for the government.
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Wonderful
Drones over the USA
Thanks to the FAA, civilian drones are coming to rock your city
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Wonderful
The corgi whisperer
According to the Queen of England's royal cowboy, she's quite the dog wrangler.
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Art + Design
Hacking the ITP Show
What the kids make at NYU's hacker particle accelerator
Photo: Elizabeth Fuller
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Environment + The Body
Psychiatry's drug addiction
The science behind the "chemical imbalance" theory of psychiatry isn't holding up. An interview with Robert Whitaker
Photo via sydamarie.tumblr.com
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Film + Video
The future in July
The director Miranda July wants to be (even) better at things
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Art + Design
Rabbit holes are for kids
'90s edutainment offering Chop Suey got "girl games" right, and why that still matters
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Wonderful
Secrets for blood
Author and civil rights lawyer Chase Madar talks about Bradley Manning, Wikileaks, and the silence of liberal America
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Environment + The Body
The ins and outs of gender reassignment
There's more than one way to skin a penis. Motherboard's guide
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Wonderful
No, you're immature
Some reasons the man in the hoodie might not care what you think
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Film + Video
Impossible is something
The cautionary tale of Aleksey Vayner, the creator of the unintentionally viral "Impossible is Nothing" video. A Motherboard interview
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Wonderful
Laptops have a right to children
Mary Lou Jepsen has very big ideas about getting computing into the hands of the rest of the world. Motherboard's interview
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Environment + The Body
Occupy high
Are cops pushing drugs on activists in Minneapolis?
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Wonderful
The new statecraft
How the Independent State of Azawad, snubbed by the U.N., found legitimacy on Wikipedia

