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The best part of (briefly) having an agent was realizing just how much I had already figured out on my own.

Last summer, when I told my then-girlfriend that I had just hired a real-estate agent to help me buy an apartment, her response annoyed me: "Sounds like a scam."

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Genz's fading dreams of fame because of AI
Gen Zers want to be influencers. But the industry is getting more competitive — and flooded with AI.
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Illustration of two office chairs.
All around the office, your managers, direct reports, and peers are spending some untold portion of company time daydreaming about or flirting with each other.
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The algorithms that undergird our digital lives are increasingly making questionable decisions that enrich the powerful and wreck the lives of average people.
Tech Insider : Economy
Illustration of a family with houses in the back.
The typical American family — a happily married mother and father with two children who live under one roof — has slowly deteriorated over the last 50 years.
Tech Insider : Economy
A shopping cart full of the ingredients needed to start a business
With just an idea, a domain name, and a dream, Gen Z has everything it needs to take over the business marketplace.
Tech Insider : Politics
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Without Al Schwimmer's aid to Israel, there would be no Israeli Air Force — and maybe no Israel.
Tech Insider : Economy
Illustration of a worker stacking bricks.
The recent uptick in worker productivity is great news for companies, consumers worried about inflation, the US economy, and even the stock market
Tech Insider : Economy
Illustration of a person being overwhelmed by the phones.
My ambition helped me get into a great college, start a successful newsletter, and do a fellowship at Oxford. But it came with a cost.

One muggy night in the summer of 2021, I found myself livestreaming a panic attack on Instagram.