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Ss LAWYERS J hw was a running sweepstakes or office pool for the unhappiest person in the White House. Many had held the title, but one of the most frequent winners was White House counsel Don McGahn. He was a constant target for his boss's belittling, mocking, falsetto-voice m...

capabilities emerge from regular physical processses, which we can trace down to the level of electrons, photons, quarks, and gluons. Evidently, brute matter can get pretty smart. Let me summarize the argument. From two strongly supported hypotheses, we’ve drawn a straightforwar...

…to collapse.” The warning comes ten years after a blackout that crippled parts of the midwest and northeastern United States and parts of Canada. In that case, a series of errors resulted in the loss of three transmission lines in Ohio over the course of about an hour. Once the...

BREAKING DOWN DEMOCRACY: Goals, Strategies, and Methods of Modern Authoritarians outcome of elections. They need to hold votes to vali- date their rule, but they also recognize the risk involved, as elections remain a potent instrument of democratic renewal even in deeply troubl...

BREAKING DOWN DEMOCRACY: Goals, Strategies, and Methods of Modern Authoritarians 18. Jan Cienski, “Polish Media Veers Back to Pre-1989,” Politico, July 11, 2016, http://www.politico.eu/article/polish-tv-viewers-turn- off-tune-out-drop-out-poland-kaczynski/. 19. “Jaroslaw Kaczyn...

…cratic governments’ warnings not to use force against protesters. In other words, according to the Kremlin, the United States and its allies stoke uprisings and then threaten to in- tervene if the authorities defend themselves. Rus- sias own response to the Maidan revolution was...

…sures introduced under Orban have been in the economic sphere. Since 2010, Hungary has evolved into a crony capitalist state par excellence. But unlike in outright kleptocracies such as Russia, where the regime itself is organized around the plunder of public wealth by the ruling...

…p justify the transformation of postwar Eastern Europe into a Soviet-controlled bloc—in which the econ- omy came under state control, religious belief was persecuted, civil society was destroyed, the press was converted into a monolithic instrument of propagan- da, and opposition...

Not so long ago, Bannon might have been a recognizably modern figure, something of a romantic antihero, an ex-military and up-from-the-working-class guy, striving, through multiple marriages and various careers, to make it, but never finding much comfort in the establishment worl...

ed. From Less Is More: An Anthology of Ancient and Modern Voices

…(including modern Lebanon and parts of modern Turkey), they flirted briefly with the idea of creating a highland Alawi state of 300,000 people separate from the cities of the plains—Homs, Hama, Damascus, and Aleppo—with their dominant Sunni majorities. The French rightly believed...

…r, or it would be a success, in which case you'd be author #300 on the paper and become an assistant professor at Iowa State. “Most of my classmates went to Wall Street to become quants, and to them we owe the subprime mortgage. Others went on to start the Internet. First, we bu...

Hyper-Communication 289 My in-person experience has much higher bandwidth than even a DVD. It may even have infinite bandwidth. Physicists argue whether space-time is quantized but, for now, we will look at what would be needed to reproduce the experience faithfully on modern di...