FOOTNOTES

Wikipedia’s existence has always depended upon a surprisingly small group of volunteer editors/obsessives, and, increasingly, it’s them against the world.

If you’re an American between the ages of 45 and 70, your teachers likely subjected you to the "new math."

Just a few years ago, an "E book" was one that sat on library shelves between volumes of Dickens and Flaubert.

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Before becoming president, Barack Obama lamented our "empathy deficit."

As more and more Americans work unconventional hours, who is looking after their kids?

When Stephie Grob Plante visited Amsterdam and tried psychedelic mushrooms for the first (and only) time, her first instinct was to call her father.

When Claire Dederer re-watched the '90s slacker film Reality Bites, she noticed, for the first time, its commentary about the economy.

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