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Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Jul 10, 2015

Why You Should Only Read Long Articles and Books

(and why you don’t)

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Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Nov 29, 2015

SHOULD PRINCETON DISOWN WOODROW WILSON AND HIS LEGACY OF RACISM?

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Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Aug 29, 2015

Sliding Doors:

Rubbernecking in the Ashley Madison Era

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Nov 15, 2015

Fusillade. Je Suis Paris.

I make a point of not following the 24 hour news cycle with The Weekend Reader. My belief is that what you give…

5 responses

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Dec 19, 2015

The Four Most Interesting People of 2015

When Time magazine selects their Person of the Year I always read the article. I don’t…

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Nov 21, 2015

Can you teach a machine to be moral?

This post is part of a broader series on Machines and Morality. Below are my some of my…

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Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Oct 30, 2015

Privacy No More

introduction

Who is watching you? And why are They watching?

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Nov 22, 2015

Machines and Morality part 1

Every week I write The Weekend Reader to recommend 5 articles on one big idea in culture. Recently I’ve been…

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Nov 8, 2015

WORKIN’ IT

introduction

One of the secrets to a happy life is learning to not take for granted the things that you…

Maxwell Anderson in THE WEEKEND READER

Oct 30, 2015

Taylor and Nicki and Rihanna and Katy and Gaga

The Weekend Reader presents the Divas

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