In this issue

The Future of Work: Robots, Inequality, Video Games, Welfare

Armless Droid Calls Cops After Being Assaulted By Drunken Man

The future of humanrobot relations is silly and sensible, not sinister.

5 mins

The Search For A Place To Toke Up

DENVER HAS A bunch of businesses where you can legally buy marijuana but none where you can legally use it. That is supposed to change under a local ballot initiative approved by voters last fall. But a statewide solution to Colorado’s cannabis consumption conundrum has been derailed by fears of a federal crackdown.

2 mins

Your Money Or Your Life

The immorality of insurance

5 mins

The Democrats' Dullard Dynasty

As the pendulum swings against the GOP, an exhausted opposition looks to nothingburgers like Chelsea Clinton.

3 mins

Under The Stars And Under The Radar

A handy guide to camping on forbidden turf

4 mins

Young Men Are Playing Video Games Instead of Getting Jobs. That's OK. (For Now.)

VIDEO GAMES, LIKE work, are basically a series of quests comprised of mundane and repetitive tasks: Receive an assignment, travel to a location, overcome some obstacles, perform some sort of search, pick up an item, and then deliver it in exchange for a reward—and, usually, another quest, which starts the cycle all over again. You are not playing the game so much as following its orders. The game is your boss; to succeed, you have to do what it says.

10+ mins

Are Robots Going to Steal Our Jobs?

Many technologists think so, but economists aren’t so easily convinced. 

10+ mins

We Could Have Had Cellphones Four Decades Earlier

Thanks for nothing, Federal Communications Commission. 

8 mins

God And Man At The FBI

Dissident and off beat religious groups have faced more than a century of surveillance.

4 mins

Cassandra Of The Crash

An inter view with former Dallas Fed researcher Danielle DiMar tino Booth

3 mins

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