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Stop the National School Test (Folkeskole Magazine)
Dark times of America
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“As a therapist, how should I grieve after a patient’s suicide?” (Mosaic Science)
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Black oil, challenge to the last drop
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Discovering your child’s porno addiction
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The Origins..
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I like to rewrite stories – swapping men for women. It doesn’t always work (The Guardian)
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The Predictable Unpredictability of the Stock Market
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Psychology: Brain exercises to increase your inteligence
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Fast, cheap and out of control: How hyper-consumerism drives us mad
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New one about Elena Ferrante’s novels “Even today, after a century of feminism, we can’t fully be ourselves”.
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Det Tredelte Net (Weekend Avisen)
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What makes nice people nice? Everything is inside our brain.
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Elena Ferrante´s Novels
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“Why Thinking Before You Speak Is So Important”
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“Red Moon Rising” (The Economist)
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The revolution has just been televised (BVCA Journal)
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Holiday at home
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Suicide is falling around the world, but there are plenty of ways to reduce it further (The Economist)
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Lies (The Guardian)
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Multisensory Architecture-Fell it to believe it. The rise of buildings for the deaf and blind (The Economist)
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On Running in the City as a Woman (Outside Magazine)
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For Elena Ferrante ‘s novels. This one about writing a diary
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The dark side of the village
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“If jobs are destroyed by artificial intelligence and digitization, Germany faces a challenge. (Die Zeit Magazine)
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About The Case for Privatizing Oceans and Rivers
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Zika Virus
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Stop the National School Test (Folkeskole Magazine)
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On Alzheimer from Diary of a caregiver (Mind Magazine)
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Facebook the Poison (L´Express France)
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Capitalize! Nobody negotiates worse than creatives. You have to learn to talk about money (Die Zeit Magazine)
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How to trust
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Inequality between capitalist and worker
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Elena Ferrante´s novels. About Italy
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Sugar Health Effects: The Hidden Dangers of Sweets
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“Will machines replace humans in the future of work?” (Die Zeit Magazine)
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Finding your stress-free lifestyle
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Self-portrait with mood in my feet
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“The Sinking State” (The Washington Post)
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What Do You See When You Look in the Mirror
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Italy considers closing its ports to boats carrying migrants
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A Cornucopia of Grandparents Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents. (The New York Times)
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School’s Out (Washington Post)
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Secret (MIND Magazine)
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The Exasperating Difficulty of Trying to Understand Trump’s Government
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The political circus
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“The Science of Inequality” (Scientific American)
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Psychology: Why a smile is always better than Prozac
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Unconditional selflessness
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How smoking affect the aging progress
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Fantasy And It’s Effect On Your Reality
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Democratic system is chronically short-range (WeekendAvisen)
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The day of Datacats has arrived (UNH University)
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Well-Heeled Investors Reap the Republican Tax Cut Bonanza
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The disorientated ape: Why clever people can be terrible navigators (The Economist)
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Genetic (Elysium Health magazine)
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Obituary for a Billion-Dollar Boondoggle (The Chronicle Review)
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The safety net. Insurance for poor people. (The Economist)
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Serie of posters for Librairie L’Échange
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The war of social networks
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When a friend died at 38, I thought that would be my allotted time, too. When I got to 38, things changed. I was pleased I had made it, and thought, ‘Everything after this is a bonus (The Guardian)
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