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One day the process of analyzing biomarker measurements could be automated for home use by anyone tracking a chronic condition. No expertise needed https://t.co/hoE5hLTofm

You probably aren't using your Amazon Prime to its fullest extent. Here's how to get the most out of it: https://t.co/FR0Ulj7vTn

Scientists exploring the origins of Covid-19 are warning that time may be running out. The truth is we may never know for sure where the pandemic came from. https://t.co/QSNtlHetvt Via @WIREDUK

Want to listen to your Apple playlist while using your Chromebook? Here are the apps you can use on devices that are not Apple products. https://t.co/KBrvqv7uNw

Is there a better way to make sushi? What about corn on the cob? What if there was ONE appliance to rule them all? See how these kitchen gadgets stack up for our talented guest correspondents: @mattymatheson and @ItsBennyBlanco https://t.co/dInxcFnuOh

If Civilized was aiming for an electric vehicle that bridges the gap between bicycle and moped, they hit their mark. https://t.co/EorXfwE97i

Ever wondered how, exactly, things came to cannibalism for the Donner Party? https://t.co/hSLOLjXtOB

These flowers are notorious liars. https://t.co/7vpEgFNP1P

We’ve put together a guide to help you choose the best live TV streaming services. https://t.co/Vizrk1IAJu

Mix up your new normal by seeking out quirky local coworking spaces—or find some inspiration in a museum. https://t.co/bRzN9dQyWf

MiHigh’s sauna blanket is exactly what it sounds like: a blanket that is also a sauna. Problem is, in a normal sauna, your perspiration disperses into the surrounding atmosphere. In a sauna blanket, the atmosphere is you https://t.co/KygXWOhfbG

“Those apps have spent millions of dollars telling customers they are the best way to order food online, an expense ultimately defrayed by locally owned bars and restaurants, who are not in position to bear that cost.” https://t.co/cB2aIwRA2P

Some fans want to replace the races within D&D with two more nuanced concepts: ancestry and culture. But others say replacing race would change the character of the game. https://t.co/uTW0IVaM7c

With a library card, an internet connection, and an e-reader, you can start reading books right away without ever leaving your house. https://t.co/snW5ejIDWf

Black people and other marginalized groups need more than the intent of the law to enjoy its equal protection. https://t.co/omKP5liq8D

NASA's investing in Blue Origin and 2 other companies to develop space station designs, while the aging ISS has sprouted cracks and is threatened by debris in orbit. Read about the three post-ISS contenders in my new story for @WIRED! https://t.co/YR1FHTgouI

"Younger generations of workers have been criticized for opting out of a cycle of breaking themselves to make their careers, but they’re right—productivity and success shouldn’t require giving up your personal life, family, or daylight hours." https://t.co/C4oINNwwfg

DoorDash is hiring employees—not gig workers—as it gets into instant delivery https://t.co/jLY2rPr6Z1 via @AarianMarshall

[insert clever tweet pointing out that glitter, litter, and twitter rhyme and are all possibly trash, even if they do biodegrade] https://t.co/QWIaXIb4fM

.@WIRED sat down with climate scientist Kate Ricke to talk about the allure and potential pitfalls of geoengineering, what makes it so politically perilous, and how scientists can make sense of it – for the good of humanity and the planet. https://t.co/FbFVw9ZAR8

Good morning. For @WIRED, I wrote about peng shuai and the endgame for censorship of #MeToo in China, and why the pain inflicted on feminists and victims throttles online and offline organizing https://t.co/JSTxpIw4ra

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