Go Ahead and Feel Bad About Your Failures

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1. Go ahead and feel bad about your failures. It will help you do better next time.

By George Diepenbrock at the University of Kansas

2. We’re facing a shortage of primary care doctors. Could military medics help?

By Arthur L. Kellermann in STAT

3. For innovative local economies, the future looks like Pittsburgh.

By Bruce Katz and Scott Andes in Citylab

4. Your driverless car might use this airless, nearly indestructible tire in the future.

By Andrew J. Hawkins in the Verge

5. Algorithmic ordering and automated manufacturing: This is how AI will change how we shop.

By Justin Bachman in Bloomberg

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