Scripted bits like this sounded stilted and strange, but as we moved on, with my mother recounting memories and speaking in her own words, “she” sounded far more relaxed and natural. Still,... Read more »
Let me introduce you to Philip Nitschke, also known as “Dr. Death” or “the Elon Musk of assisted suicide.” Nitschke has a curious goal: He wants to “demedicalize” death and make assisted... Read more »
Longtermism sees history differently: as a forward march toward inevitable progress. MacAskill references the past often in What We Owe the Future, but only in the form of case studies on the... Read more »
—Rebecca Ackermann The must-reads I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology. 1 How Xi Jinping became unsurmountableChina’s president demands unwavering loyalty. (BBC)+ His speech to the... Read more »
Within effective altruism’s framework, selecting one’s career is just as important as choosing where to make donations. EA defines a professional “fit” by whether a candidate has comparative advantages like exceptional intelligence... Read more »
Nearly one in four UK couples at this time choose to get wedded abroad. Whether you’re planning about saying your “I dos” on a sun-soaked Greek isle or in a unusual Italian... Read more »
When you happen to be a couple, communication can be a vital part of preserving and healing your romance. However , it can also be a method to obtain conflict and tension.... Read more »
A wedding is a huge moment for that couple. A well-chosen reward is a great way to show the support and congratulations. With so many gifts to choose from, it can be... Read more »
What most of the posts share is a sense of desperation. As WeChat has grown to be the super app that’s used in almost all aspects of life, having your primary account... Read more »
A lot of recent sugar infants have trouble with how to request a sugar daddy for money. When you’re unsure how to approach the topic, make an effort to keep it mainly... Read more »