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           "Article Short Description":"In searching for your life partner or assessing your current life partnership, it’s important to remember that every relationship is flawed and you probably won’t end up in something that gets an A in every one of the above items and bullet points—but you should hope to do pretty well on most of them, since each one plays a large part in your lifelong happiness.",
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           "Article Short Description":"More broadly, we have to stop treating computer technology as something unprecedented in human history. Not every year is Year Zero. This is not the first time an enthusiastic group of nerds has decided to treat the rest of the world as a science experiment. Earlier attempts to create a rationalist Utopia failed for interesting reasons, and since we bought those lessons at a great price, it would be a shame not to learn them.",
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           "Article Short Description":"On a summer day in July 1972, the skies over Kabul were experiencing unusual turbulence, and the Indian President V.V. Giri’s aircraft, a Russian TU-124 called Rajdoot, trembled furiously in the raging winds. Giri was preparing to land in Afghanistan, but made a nervy entrance. The receiving party, which included King Zahir Shah and the Indian ambassador, watched the aircraft struggle to come to a halt. The plane veered off the runway and disappeared into a giant cloud of dust. They allowed themselves to imagine, for a moment, that the worst had happened.",
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           "Article Short Description":"A hacked 3D scan of the famous sculpture shows how traditional models of heritage ownership might change in museums.",
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           "Article Title":"What the “Nefertiti Hack” Tells Us About Digital Colonialism",
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           "Article Short Description":"Rare plants and Romantic poetry tell a forgotten history of the ancient ruin.",
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           "Article Title":"Rome’s Colosseum Was Once a Wild, Tangled Garden",
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           "Link to Article":"https://aeon.co/essays/there-was-no-such-thing-as-renaissance-philosophy",
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           "Article Title":"What Renaissance?",
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           "Link to Article":"https://randsinrepose.com/archives/the-makers-of-things/",
           "Article Short Description":"In the late 1800s, the Brooklyn Bridge was built with no power tools, no heavy machinery, and only a basic, evolving understanding of how to make steel. It’s not these facts, but the stories surrounding the facts that inspire me when I take a good, long stare at a suspension bridge.",
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           "Link to Article":"https://aeon.co/essays/how-clothing-and-climate-change-kickstarted-agriculture",
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           "Article Short Description":"Many people have wrongly assumed that political freedom would follow new economic freedoms in China and that its economic growth would have to be built on the same foundations as in the West. The authors suggest that those assumptions are rooted in three essentially false beliefs about modern China: (1) Economics and democracy are two sides of the same coin; (2) authoritarian political systems can’t be legitimate; and (3) the Chinese live, work, and invest like Westerners. ",
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           "Article Title":"What the West Gets Wrong About China",
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           "Link to Article":"https://unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com/p/geography-is-the-chessboard-of-history",
           "Article Short Description":"What if the land determined which tribes developed the technology to grow into cities? Which ones would become kingdoms and empires? \n\nAnd what if I told you we’re leaving all this geographic influence behind? \nMankind is turning a page. \nWe’re starting a new chapter. \nHistory is moving to the Cloud.",
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           "Article Short Description":"Complicated stuff can stem from a handful of common roots. Understanding those common roots can be more important than trying to wrap your head around complexity.\n\nTo show you what I mean, let me tell you a story about stories.",
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           "Article Short Description":"We have all become suddenly more aware of the moments when we cannot avoid touching elements of public buildings. Architecture is the most physical, most imposing and most present of the arts – you cannot avoid it yet, strangely, we touch buildings at only a very few points – the handrail, perhaps a light switch and, almost unavoidably, the door handle.",
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           "Article Short Description":"The history repeats itself crowd thinks that that there must be a bubble sooner or later. “Now?” they constantly ask, “Is it a bubble now?” as if history has to repeat whatever was most memorable about the last time. History may repeat itself, but there’s an awful lot of history that this particular venture capital cycle could repeat. Below is a short history of venture capital in the 1980s, my interpretation and comparison to the ’90s and today, and some thoughts about what that means.",
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           "Article Short Description":"Some cities are built from scratch, on empty land. Some seem to have always been there, deriving their importance from their unique location. While others exist only in the imagination, the stuff of legends and tales handed down by grandmothers. Ramallah is not like any of these; a seemingly modest city with a short and relatively peaceful history, it is a city of ordinary stories, rather than heroic myths. To its many, regular visitors, it’s a relaxing place to spend a summer vacation; to its residents, it’s just home.",
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           "Article Short Description":"The story of Pixar doesn't start with its founding—a tech company's story rarely does. Rather, the original spark often comes from a university lab, a renegade group at a large company, or a hobbyist building stuff for fun. Pixar's story doesn't even start with the creation of Lucasfilm's Computer Graphics Group, which developed the Pixar Image Computer, the company's first product.",
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