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We currently live in a global order that is profoundly unjust.
WHO SHOULD GET THE COVID-19 VACCINE FIRST? ETHICISTS ARE FIERCELY DEBATING HOW TO VACCINATE BILLIONS OF PEOPLE.SIGAL SAMUELNOVEMBER 20, 2020VOXIt also showed how profoundly a society’s grids of connection influence transmission.
WHO SHOULD GET A COVID-19 VACCINE FIRST?NIALL FIRTHNOVEMBER 20, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWPsilocybin, a compound that can profoundly alter consciousness and perceptions of reality, might be a powerful alternative, says coauthor Roland Griffiths, a neuropsychopharmacologist at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.
PSILOCYBIN MAY HELP TREAT DEPRESSION, A SMALL STUDY FINDSLAURA SANDERSNOVEMBER 17, 2020SCIENCE NEWSThis attribution caused generations of parents, but women especially, to feel profoundly guilty for their children’s disorders.
WHY WE JUDGE PEOPLE BASED ON THEIR RELATIVES - FACTS SO ROMANTICDIANA FLEISCHMANNOVEMBER 11, 2020NAUTILUSIf you’re expecting it to look profoundly different than your current iPhone 11 or an iPhone 12, you’ll be disappointed, but there are some key differences, some of which you’ll likely notice in day-to-day use.
THE IPHONE 12 PRO MAX MIGHT BE WORTH IT—FOR THE CAMERA ALONESTAN HORACZEKNOVEMBER 10, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEAnother family waited nearly three years to obtain a device to communicate with their daughter who is autistic and profoundly deaf.
EDITORS’ NOTE: WHY WE INVESTIGATED THE TREATMENT OF PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIESBY T. CHRISTIAN MILLER, PROPUBLICA, AND JILL JORDEN SPITZ, ARIZONA DAILY STARNOVEMBER 5, 2020PROPUBLICAWhen you bite into an ear of fresh corn, you are eating something profoundly unnatural.
NEW VEGGIES FOR A WARMING PLANET - ISSUE 92: FRONTIERSVIVIANE CALLIERNOVEMBER 4, 2020NAUTILUSI wouldn’t hesitate to characterize these experiences as profoundly spiritual.
THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO HUNTINGIAN FOHRMANOCTOBER 30, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEWhen the man responsible, Frank Conrad, flipped the switch for the first time, he couldn’t have envisioned just how profoundly broadcast media would transform political life.
100 YEARS AGO, BROADCAST MEDIA BEGAN TRANSFORMING AMERICAN POLITICSRICHARD GUNDERMANOCTOBER 30, 2020QUARTZAfter all, the novel, now reissued, and originally published in 1969, was initially called “To America and Back in a Coffin,” which her editors no doubt found “a profoundly off-putting” title, posits David Rieff in his excellent introduction.
SUSAN TAUBES’S RECENTLY REISSUED ‘DIVORCING’ IS AS HAUNTING AS EVERSCOTT CHESHIREOCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO PROFOUNDLY
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