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On Jan 2, 2022
“Bitcoin should be a symbol of freedom and anarchy and independence from the state. Instead, it’s being turned into a symbol of oppression.” https://t.co/lKBBqT3gIb
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In El Salvador, Bitcoin’s Libertarian Streak Meets an Autocratic Regime

In El Salvador, Bitcoin’s Libertarian Streak Meets an Autocratic Regime

The cryptocurrency has come to symbolize financial freedom from governments. Many Salvadorans are unhappy about the way it was made an official currency.

@PopSci shared
On Jan 3, 2022
Your guide to better online security in 2022 https://t.co/CDST6FUw3q https://t.co/umQx0JoCuP
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Your guide to better online security in 2022

Your guide to better online security in 2022

Your data and personal information is worth a lot, so take some time this year to sit down and review your online security practices.

@WIRED shared
On Jan 2, 2022
A predictive crime algorithm used by Chicago Police identified Robert McDaniel as a “person of interest.” Since then he’s been shot twice. He says both shootings were due to police surveillance. https://t.co/zBsWnhRTMK
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Crime Prediction Keeps Society Stuck in the Past

Crime Prediction Keeps Society Stuck in the Past

So long as algorithms are trained on racist historical data and outdated values, there will be no opportunities for change.

@guardianscience shared
On Jan 2, 2022
To the moon and beyond: what 2022 holds for space travel https://t.co/e9c1IuktYw
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To the moon and beyond: what 2022 holds for space travel

To the moon and beyond: what 2022 holds for space travel

From lunar missions to anti-asteroid defence systems, there are plenty of exciting scientific developments to look forward to

@AP shared
On Jan 3, 2022
States across the country are taking steps to try to deter the thefts of catalytic converters. Thefts of the exhaust emission control devices have jumped over the past two years as prices for the precious metals they contain have skyrocketed. https://t.co/YYSjycY2JD
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Police struggle to deter rising catalytic converter thefts

Police struggle to deter rising catalytic converter thefts

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — In the tiny town of Lawrenceville, Virginia, a van owned by Poplar Mount Baptist Church was knocked out of commission for weeks after thieves cut the catalytic ...

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On Jan 2, 2022
A shortage of truck drivers is adding to the world’s supply chain woes https://t.co/6yvpr4bHdA
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Where have all the truck drivers gone?

Where have all the truck drivers gone?

Pandemic supply chain disruptions are exacerbating a yearslong trucker shortage.

@AP shared
On Jan 3, 2022
Passengers on the cruise ship MSC Preziosa had to wait more than six hours to disembark at Rio de Janeiro because of an inspection by Brazilian health authorities that confirmed 28 cases of COVID-19 on board: 26 passengers and two crew members. https://t.co/0g1AukYlNn
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Brazil health agency confirms COVID-19 cases in cruise ship

Brazil health agency confirms COVID-19 cases in cruise ship

BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) — Passengers on the cruise ship MSC Preziosa had to wait more than six hours to disembark at Rio de Janeiro Sunday due to an inspection by Brazilian health authorities ...

@maggiekb1 shared
On Jan 2, 2022
RT @juadams: Very good overview of US public health system: what it has and hasn’t done, and what it hasn’t been able to do. Also this sentence epitomizes part of the problem: “The CDC did not respond to a request for comment.” https://t.co/YR1QVEOxAH
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Much has changed since the start of the pandemic. But the nation’s public health system remains fractured.

Much has changed since the start of the pandemic. But the nation’s public health system remains fractured.

Some experts contend that the imbalance between the country’s scientific advances and its public health response is starker than ever.