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Today's highlights How Bad is America's Coronavirus Explosion? Much Worse Than You Think. America Has More New Coronavirus Cases than Europe, China, and India — Combined umair haque in Eudaimonia and Co7 min read The One Word That Explains Why Economics Professors Are Not Billionaires This would change the financial experts you listen to David O. in Rich Culture8 min read How to Make an Extra $1000 a Month in 2020 The key to unlocking your dreams may just be one side hustle away. Keith McBride in The Ascent9 min read The Dunning-Kruger Effect Explains Why Society Is So Screwed-Up "Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge." -Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man The Happy Neuron in Dialogue & Discourse5 min read In case you missed it What I Gave My Kid Instead of a Smartphone After seeing things on social media no parent could unsee, I decided to do something about it Anastasia Basil in Human Parts8 min read 6 Ways to Be More Likable by Saying Very Little Plus a little trick to help you remember people's name Michael Thompson in P.S. I Love You5 min read Quick reads A 105 Year-Old Japanese Doctor's Guide to Living Longer Purpose is the key to a long life. Rajeet Singh in Mind Cafe4 min read Please Enjoy This Complimentary Gift Basket While You Fuck In Our Home Whether you're in town for business, leisure, or to bring a spark back to your increasingly routine sex life Emily Siechrist in Slackjaw4 min read Making a Stock Screener with Python! Learn how to make a powerful stock screener based on Mark Minervini's Trend Template with Python. Shashank Vemuri in Towards Data Science4 min read Best in Women Prepare for Tense Endings and a Lunar Eclipse Astrology that centers women of color: June 1–June 7, 2020 Ashleigh D. Jay in ZORA8 min read What It's Like to Fight Cancer During a Pandemic It feels awkward to talk about it amid Covid-19, but I have to Skyy Hook in ZORA5 min read Best in Cryptocurrency Battle of the Bots: How Market Makers Fight It Out on Crypto Exchanges The story of how I executed $50 million worth of Bitcoin market making trades. Mack Grenfell in The Startup12 min read Best in True Crime When Giving Birth Leads to Psychosis, Then to Infanticide Mothers suffering from postpartum psychosis sometimes hurt or kill their children, but the law isn't sure how… The Atlantic10 min read Best in Money Why Insurance Doesn't Protect Small Businesses From Looting Between Covid, protests, curfews, and looting, some businesses have racked up big losses. And their insurance… Zara Stone in Marker6 min read The Pandemic Forced Companies to Rethink How They Track Their Cash The death of monthly accounting has long been overdue Andrew Hoag in Marker6 min read Most read I Ruined My Passion for Food by Monetizing It It took me three years to realize not every hobby needs to bear a dollar sign Felicia C. Sullivan in Human Parts10 min read Write for Yourself, and Wisdom Will Follow A wiser version of yourself is accessible whenever you need that person most More To That in Human Parts14 min read Learning to Parent My Black Daughter People can learn. I still am. David Valdes in Human Parts12 min read Editors' picks This Isn't a Curve, It's an Endless Plateau From social distancing to social exhaustion, coronavirus waits out a restless American populace Jesse Smith in Elemental7 min read Born as a Black Man, Living as a Chameleon I have to be Black and adaptable. It shouldn't be like that, but here we are. Joshua Dairen in LEVEL4 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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