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Web Accessibility Lessons  [Feb 2023]
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Do People Really Care About Retribution When There Are Societal Consequences at Stake?  [Nov 2020]
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How Student Concentrations Are Changing at Harvard 2.0  [Oct 2020]
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Full Tac and Lil Mariko are Making Really Good Art (& Other Romantic Couples That Collaborate Professionally)  [Jul 2020]
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You Should Speak with Luca Rade  [May 2020]
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Super Free Will  [Apr 2020]
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Johannes Kleiner's Great Slide on Representing Phenomenology Mathematically  [Apr 2020]
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Quotes from David Chalmers on the 80k Podcast  [Feb 2020]
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The Odds of Running Into Someone You Know in NYC (or a City of Your Choice)  [Jan 2020]
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Things I Sometimes Forget But Should Definitely Not Forget Because They Are So Important  [Dec 2019]
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50 Beautiful Music Videos  [Oct 2019]
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Why Am I Starting a Blog?  [Aug 2019]
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