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Rahul Sonwalkar
Young founders in Silicon Valley's 'Youthquake' aren't waiting to grow up.

It's the golden age of AI, and there's a new gospel in Silicon Valley: Building a startup isn't just for the chosen few. It's the new rite of passage into adulthood.

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Krista Pawolski
Krista Pawloski, 55, has been a data annotator since 2006.
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Vince Scidone, 90, works at a convenience store chain in Oklahoma.
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Niihau
A view of Niihau from Waimea, Kauai.
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Joscelyn Moen

It's been roughly five years since America's big-city dwellers were suddenly faced with the opportunity for a major life change: a move to the country.

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Sandy McConnell and June Boyd
Sandy McConnell (left) and June Boyd (right) both work out of financial necessity.

After a tedious week of squinting at spreadsheets, Sandy McConnell, 80, makes her way to a restaurant in Nevada for a monthly lunch with former colleagues.

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Lauren Gordon and her children.
Lauren Gordon with her children and their back-to-school supplies.
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Juanita Ornelas wearing a white prison uniform in the yard at the William G. McConnell Unit.
Juanita Ornelas, a Texas prisoner, filed a lawsuit in 2018 claiming the state had failed to protect her from repeated sexual assaults; she presents as masculine in prison for safety reasons. A federal judge dismissed the case.
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Joe Gow
"If they can do this to me, they could do it to any tenured professor," says Joe Gow. "Academia is not a law firm or a bank or an insurance company. We're in the truth business."