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Today's highlights How to Remember More of What You Read And why your brain makes it so easy to forget Emily Underwood in Forge5 min read The 10 Point Guide to Becoming a More Attractive Man There is a lot of confusion in the dating world these days surrounding what women want, how men are… James Michael Sama9 min read 5 Exceptional Morning Routines That You Probably Didn't Consider Yet How you spend your morning can often tell you what kind of day you are going to have. — Daniel Handler Sinem Günel in Mind Cafe5 min read Top 10 Technology Skills For 2020 Skills that are reshaping and redefining the workplace Ryan M. Raiker, MBA in Towards Data Science7 min read In case you missed it Facebook News Won't Fix the News It's a vegetable stand parked in a side corridor of Willy Wonka's factory Will Oremus in OneZero7 min read Why I'm Suing Lyft In the fall of 2017, I got into a Lyft after a night out with friends. All I wanted to do was get home safely… Alison Turkos4 min read How to Delegate Work So It Actually Gets Done If you've ever found it difficult to get the results you want from other people, try this simple management… Dave Bailey in Marker4 min read Quick reads Hey, Bookworms, This Site Will Pay You Up To $60 To Review Books — No… Maybe heaven on earth does exist. Serenity J. in The Lucky Freelancer3 min read The 3 Reasons You Should Buy the Apple Watch 4 and avoid Series 3 and Series 5 Apple Watch 4 is a great used or refurbished buy right now Tom Denz in Mac O'Clock4 min read How to Be "I've been practicing for a while, but I still don't know how to hold my body" Gabrielle Bell in Spiralbound2 min read Best in Cybersecurity Adversary Exposed: How One Criminal Attempted to Sell an MSP on the Dark Web Think about all the things you can buy and do on the dark web. Annie Ballew in Huntress8 min read Best in Justice The Millennial Jews Taking on ICE The concept of 'tikkun olam' — repairing the world — weighs heavy on their minds. So does Jewish history. Andrea González-Ramírez in GEN15 min read Maybe One Day a Woman's Word Will Be Enough What if women started to believe each other—and found power in the process? Jessica Valenti in GEN6 min read Clearview AI's Surveillance Dystopia Isn't New for People of Color Facial recognition technology is already biased against marginalized groups Sarah Emerson in OneZero5 min read Best in Technology How Science Fiction Imagined the 2020s What 'Blade Runner,' cyberpunk, and Octavia Butler had to say about the age we're entering now Tim Maughan in OneZero11 min read Tesla's Cybertruck Has a Huge Cowboy Problem Can Tesla and Rivian convince practical Ford-loving pickup drivers to buy their futuristic machismo machines? David H. Freedman in Marker16 min read Most read Why Long Walks Will Change Your Life Walking is medicine — it cures anxiety, sparks inspiration, and brings us back to ourselves Harry J. Stead in Human Parts6 min read If You Can't Change Your Life, Change One Line of Your Story When one thing improves, everything rises to meet it Brianna Wiest in Human Parts6 min read After Someone Hurt Me I Wanted to Hurt Myself (Until I Didn't) After I was raped I blamed my body to the point of wanting to cut my hands off Veronica Foster in Human Parts7 min read Editors' picks Mitt Romney Is the Only Republican in Congress With Any Guts Left The Utah senator enraged Republicans and showed you can take a stand against a lawless president Rick Wilson in GEN4 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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