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Revisit Annie Dillard’s essay “Teaching a Stone to Talk,” first published in The Atlantic in 1981:
Teaching a Stone to Talk
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Anti-vaccine activists have cast doubt on recent measles deaths, but the two latest deaths in Pennsylvania make clear that the United States is experiencing a measles crisis, @tebartl reports.
Pennsylvania’s Measles Outbreak Is Enormous
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Laws to address the harms caused by AI companies already exist—and it’s time to start enforcing them, @juliettekayyem argues:
Destroying Humanity Is Against the Law
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Willem de Kooning ripped up and rearranged the language of drawing, Sebastian Smee writes. He explores a new exhibit about the influential abstract expressionist and what De Kooning had to unlearn:
The Artist Who Ripped Up the Rules of Drawing
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Play today’s Rabbithole, which begins with a question from Jake Lundberg’s article on how the perception of this popular sport has evolved. theatln.tc/vq9b757u