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Scientists discover the chemicals behind the unique Parkinson’s smell (economist.com)

277 points

7 years ago

182.

The periodic table is 150 years old this week (economist.com)

274 points

7 years ago

183.

Air-conditioners do great good, but at a high environmental cost (economist.com)

271 points

8 years ago

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The rich world needs higher real wage growth (economist.com)

271 points

8 years ago

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The pandemic has eroded democracy and respect for human rights (economist.com)

270 points

6 years ago

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How to stop adulterated turmeric from killing people (economist.com)

270 points

3 years ago

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What harm do minimum wages do? (economist.com)

269 points

6 years ago

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America is turning against facial-recognition software (economist.com)

269 points

7 years ago

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India floats the idea of a universal basic income (economist.com)

268 points

9 years ago

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Girls perform better academically in almost all countries (2015) (economist.com)

267 points

5 years ago

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There have been 7M-13M excess deaths worldwide during the pandemic (economist.com)

267 points

5 years ago

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Pinball is booming in America (economist.com)

267 points

3 years ago

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Autism should not be treated as a single condition (economist.com)

265 points

6 months ago

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The rotten heart of finance (economist.com)

265 points

14 years ago

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How the West Got China Wrong (economist.com)

264 points

8 years ago

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A retiring consultant’s advice on consultants (economist.com)

264 points

3 years ago

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Illegal drugs: The wars don’t work (economist.com)

263 points

11 years ago

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Why it’s hard to buy deodorant in Manhattan (economist.com)

262 points

4 years ago

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Private equity may be heading for a fall (economist.com)

262 points

4 years ago

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One of the last Navajo code-talkers died on October 19th, aged 107 (economist.com)

262 points

2 years ago

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Blue-collar wages are surging. Can it last? (economist.com)

261 points

9 years ago

202.

Britain should scrap its online safety bill (economist.com)

261 points

4 years ago

203.

What does Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse mean for the financial system? (economist.com)

259 points

3 years ago

204.

As crime dries up, Japan’s police hunt for things to do (economist.com)

259 points

8 years ago

205.

An alloy of iron and aluminium is as good as titanium, at a tenth of the cost (economist.com)

258 points

11 years ago

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The rise of universities’ diversity bureaucrats (2018) (economist.com)

257 points

3 years ago

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China has built the world’s largest bullet-train network (economist.com)

257 points

9 years ago

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The Arctic as it is known today is almost certainly gone (economist.com)

257 points

9 years ago

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To an alarming degree, science is not self-correcting (economist.com)

257 points

13 years ago

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Saudi Arabia adopts the Gregorian calendar (economist.com)

255 points

9 years ago