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Aarva

The world as your classroom, the finest journalism as your curriculum.Written by humans. Narrated by AI.Every day, you get a selection of handpicked articles from across a spectrum of topics, meant to delight, indulge curiosity and expand your mind.You also get one edition of "Crosscuts" every day, where you get two potentially diverse-seeming articles but with an interesting, even surprising connection. It is intended to show how we can spot connections and patterns in surprising ways.This is journalism that delights, educates and expands our minds. Not the anxiety-inducing cycle of breaking news.For more features and details, visit https://aarva.app/

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  1. Crosscut: animal adaptation 39:49
  2. Building The New Equilibrium Economy 29:41
  3. My Descent Into Mah-Jongg 21:08
  4. How a French philosopher’s warnings about speed and power describe today’s AI race 8:31
  5. Greece Has Its Own Pompeii, and the Ruins Tell a Captivating Story of a Sophisticated, Seafaring Bronze Age Society 13:21
  6. Crosscut: banning the workaround 21:31
  7. Believing and thinking 27:04
  8. New Research Tests Whether AI Models Know Their Own Thoughts 15:23
  9. Why Don’t We Live in an Art Nouveau World? 37:16
  10. Crosscut: protecting the vote 40:50
  11. ‘I perfected deception’: My secret life as a relapsed alcoholic | Meghan O'Gieblyn 21:08
  12. Humanity’s Promethean Gap with AI 18:05
  13. Be More Judgmental 9:10
  14. What is the Socratic method? Could it be used to test students in the age of AI? 10:18
  15. Crosscut: colonial history 38:52
  16. Anthropic’s moat is Claude 9:15
  17. ‘The Catcher in the Rye’ is 75, and every time I meet Holden Caulfield, I see him anew 19:42
  18. Morocco’s long game 7:41
  19. Bones communicate with the rest of the body to support overall health – here’s the science behind your skeleton 7:41
  20. Crosscut: india economic reality 32:00
  21. The Mysterious Art of Conducting 23:04
  22. An Italian Farmer Found Some Unknown Seeds in His Attic and, With Nothing to Lose, Planted Them. The Result Was Almost Biblical 16:02
  23. The Uyghurs Who Fought in Syria’s Civil War 11:14
  24. Crosscut: treating menopause today 19:22
  25. Opinion: Overdose deaths have plunged. We need to know why 7:37
  26. When giving up teaches you more than persevering ever could 10:25
  27. How Do You Take a Picture of a Black Hole? 1:00:12
  28. Crosscut: halloween fears and dangers 16:17
  29. Liability Could Rein In Rogue AI Agents. Current Law Falls Short. 18:23
  30. There’s A Difference Between Honoring A Dead Artist And Exploiting One 8:01
  31. Who mapped Africa? Debunking the myth that Europeans alone plotted the continent 8:33
  32. A New Map of ‘Empty’ Space Challenges a Tranquil Picture of the Galaxy 12:34
  33. Is it truly important to have a sense of self? 9:27
  34. Crosscut: voting vulnerabilities 33:55
  35. A New Dawn For Mathematical Progress 32:14
  36. Young prudes 8:43
  37. Ben Franklin Wasn’t Serious When He Implied the Wild Turkey Would Be a ‘Respectable’ National Symbol … but He Wasn’t Wrong, Either 8:59
  38. How Can I Hang On To My Digital Life? 13:31
  39. Crosscut: health insurance costs 16:08
  40. Will the EU Develop a Pragmatic Strategy Toward Afghanistan? 10:06
  41. No one is self-made 26:03
  42. How Spiders Spin ‘Silk Dope’ Into Nature’s Toughest Material 13:48
  43. I Heard You Singing 57:58
  44. Crosscut: why pop music changed 20:25
  45. Would you pay to have the ‘best baby’? Liberal eugenics and the troubling quest for human perfection 25:00
  46. Turbulent Times Call For Experimental Law 25:06
  47. On Japan’s Shinkansen trains, pork buns split reality in two 13:37
  48. Bats Thrive in a Messy, Noisy World. These Four Discoveries Reveal How They Can Listen and Chatter Through the Din 13:12
  49. Crosscut: trusting ai chatbots 23:20
  50. How to build real peace 29:48