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William MacAskill helped found a moral crusade called effective altruism, which holds that people ought to do good in the most clear-sighted, ambitious, and unsentimental way possible. For many of his followers, that means preventing the end of humanity. https://t.co/zIKO2iuQND — PolitiTweet.org

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On Alex Haley’s birthday, revisit Jervis Anderson on “Roots” and the condition of uprootedness—“the pain of being an outsider in a strange culture and a strange land,” Anderson writes. https://t.co/4rQ79V1jmv — PolitiTweet.org

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“Inconstancy can be a reason for hope as well as a reason for fear,” Lorraine Boissoneault writes, about living with a heart condition. https://t.co/iMHChz8QWk — PolitiTweet.org

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