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A famous writer’s choice to walk away from modern technology looks entirely different next to failing power lines in Indiana, exposing the sharp divide between deciding to unplug and being forced into the dark.
Gary, Indiana, is America’s Latest Climate Victim × Why Wendell Berry Didn’t Worry About the Future
0:00 / 27:39 · Narrator Sulafat/Charon/Vindemiatrix
by Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano, Research Fellow for Future Issues and Technology, Nanyang Technological University
What happens on Earth the day a space probe finds a living microbe on another planet?
0:00 / 9:48 · Narrator Vindemiatrix
by Jacob Mikanowski
What happens when the search for battery metals reaches a world that has never seen the sun?
0:00 / 26:17 · Narrator Gacrux
by Samuele C. A. Abrami
What happens when an armed movement trades its weapons for promises that aren't written in law?
0:00 / 22:25 · Narrator Charon
by Matthew Sharpe, The Conversation
Can an ancient philosopher's advice on ignoring street graffiti help break a modern scrolling habit?
0:00 / 8:43 · Narrator Gacrux
by Jake Lundberg
If the internet was supposed to set people free, why is everyone living in little boxes?
0:00 / 7:45 · Narrator Algieba
by Keisha M. Wint, Assistant Professor of Social Work, Binghamton University, State University of New York
When adults say someone went to sleep, what does a grieving child actually hear?
0:00 / 7:49 · Narrator Sulafat
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