Megan Mcardle The Washington Post
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The Private Musings and Short Fuse of Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's recent Twitter stylings indicate that he is getting rattled by persistent investor scepticism about a money-burning, never-profitable enterprise.
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No, Driverless Cars Aren't Far Safer Than Human Drivers
More than 37,000 people were killed by human-piloted vehicles in 2016. Compared with that, one pedestrian fatality, however sad, looks pretty good. This argument is appealing. Unfortunately, it's wrong.
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The Care and Feeding of a Picky Spouse
When we met, I was a vegan, while Peter regarded any vegetable that was not a carrot or a pea with the deepest suspicion, and frankly, he wasn't all that sure about the peas.
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Imagine Your Thanksgiving Meal, Minus a Side of Stress
You know what we're having for Thanksgiving at our house this year?
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The Nest isn't Empty, and That's Mostly Good
The kids are living at home these days in numbers not seen since World War II. According to a new report from Pew, a third of young women, and more than 40 percent of young men, are now living with relatives (not a spouse).
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The Private Musings and Short Fuse of Elon Musk
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's recent Twitter stylings indicate that he is getting rattled by persistent investor scepticism about a money-burning, never-profitable enterprise.
-
No, Driverless Cars Aren't Far Safer Than Human Drivers
More than 37,000 people were killed by human-piloted vehicles in 2016. Compared with that, one pedestrian fatality, however sad, looks pretty good. This argument is appealing. Unfortunately, it's wrong.
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The Care and Feeding of a Picky Spouse
When we met, I was a vegan, while Peter regarded any vegetable that was not a carrot or a pea with the deepest suspicion, and frankly, he wasn't all that sure about the peas.
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Imagine Your Thanksgiving Meal, Minus a Side of Stress
You know what we're having for Thanksgiving at our house this year?
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The Nest isn't Empty, and That's Mostly Good
The kids are living at home these days in numbers not seen since World War II. According to a new report from Pew, a third of young women, and more than 40 percent of young men, are now living with relatives (not a spouse).
