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Nuclear War by Annie Jacobsen
Pulitzer Prize finalist Annie Jacobsen uses nuclear weapons knowledge gleaned from declassified documents and expert interviews to describe the first …
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Pulitzer Prize finalist Annie Jacobsen uses nuclear weapons knowledge gleaned from declassified documents and expert interviews to describe the first …
Fun read. There were a lot of distractions while I was reading this, which made it a bit hard to keep track of all the characters, but that's not the books fault. Next time, I need to read it in a less distracting environment. Read this one after watching the 1st season of "the peripheral" but w/out having read that book. I'll get to that one as soon as it's available at the local library.
Pulitzer Prize finalist Annie Jacobsen uses nuclear weapons knowledge gleaned from declassified documents and expert interviews to describe the first …
Makes the argument that kids shouldn't have smartphones until they are 16 and social media companies are mostly to blame for the sharp rise in anxiety amongst kids over the past several years, comparing them to big tobacco, they both know their products are hurtful to kids, yet continue to work to get even more and younger kids addicted to their products.
A powerful indictment of the ways elites have co-opted radical critiques of racial capitalism to serve their own ends.
“Identity …
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