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As effective altruism has become a global phenomenon, its adherents have shifted their sights from “neartermism”—trying to alleviate as much present suffering as possible—to “longtermism”: working to prevent the annihilation of humanity. https://t.co/UUlrWJ9Fme — PolitiTweet.org

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“Does walking outside feel like being buried alive? she asked.” A short story by @bdantaslobato, from our summer flash-fiction series. https://t.co/euMvPvdcg3 — PolitiTweet.org

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There are many categories of salad snob—the ingredient minimalists, the chop evangelists, the dressing-goes-in-the-bowl-first brigade—but perhaps the most vocal, and the most misguided, are those dedicated to the denigration of iceberg lettuce. https://t.co/zpvXsiKk6v — PolitiTweet.org

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