Why the Pentagon Regrets Connecting to the Internet

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1. For years, the Pentagon hooked everything to the Internet. Now they’re regretting it.

By Patrick Tucker in Defense One

2. Your credit score is racist. Here’s why.

By Sarah Ludwig in the Guardian

3. Native lives matter, too.

By Lydia Millet in the New York Times

4. Why can’t we unite neuroscience and psychiatry?

By Joe Herbert in Aeon

5. This solar house can be snapped together without tools.

By Lucy Wang in Inhabitat

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