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Paul Coates on Finding Hope—and Doubt—in the Present Moment

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Were WWII Glider Operations Ever a Good Idea?

Were WWII Glider Operations Ever a Good Idea?

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On the Uses of Compassion

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Douglas Penick Considers Buddhist Traditions in the Mediation of Suffering

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<em>Wintering</em> by Katherine May, Read by Rebecca Lee

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On Finding Rest and Refuge in Challenging Times

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Why AI Can’t Properly Translate Proust—Yet

Why AI Can’t Properly Translate Proust—Yet

Michael Wooldridge on the Limits of Literary Automation

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