Parenting
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On noticing.
Even now, when many of us feel so powerless, we’re in control of our choices. And they matter.
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On explaining religion to my child, part two.
In which our little ones just barely avoid making a scene in church …
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On Jonathan Safran Foer’s ‘We Are the Weather.’
A lot of climate change is caused by cheeseburgers. Killer superbugs are, too.
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On national borders and the disappearance of our universe’s only known habitable planet.
We all share one planet, but selfish decisions made within a single nation’s borders could destroy it.
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On taxing robots.
Automation is making the world worse, but the real problem is financial inequality, not robots.
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