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Information Technology
July 01, 2026
A social media ban would set children free
Keir Starmer’s proposals for under-16s confront a chief delusion of the digital age: that unfettered choice is freedom
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Economics
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Society
October 15, 2019
No quick fix will solve the obesity crisis
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Society
No quick fix will solve the obesity crisis
Julian Baggini
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