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Monday, August 17, 2015



FOOD FIGHT
The Corn Wars
newrepublic.com
The farm-by-farm fight between China and the United States to dominate the global food supply — espionage included.



WHAT YOU MISSED THIS WEEKEND
Working At Amazon Is Hell, And Other News
digg.com
Tales of woe from Amazon HQ, real life vampires, and infinity trains.



THE RIGHT WAY
No, Torture Doesn't Make Terrorists Tell The Truth — Here's What Does
buzzfeed.com
Over the past five years, psychological research — some involving real terrorist suspects — has shown how to get information from people who don't want to talk. Now Washington has the chance to put these findings into practice.



A FAULT IN OUR PARSE
Who Do We Blame When Artificial Intelligence Systems Go Wrong?
digg.com
Regulation is about ensuring that AI systems are as safe as possible; liability is about establishing who we can blame — or, more accurately, get legal redress from — when something goes wrong.



BEWARE THE BUTTER COW
The Politics Of Presidential Dieting
nymag.com
Fitness for male candidates is more important than ever — which makes the Iowa State Fair a conundrum.



(THERE IS NO END)
Good Luck Finding The End Of This Model Train Moving In An Infinite Spiral
digg.com
If someone ever asks you to define "ouroboros," just show them this video.

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SPLASH PHOTOGRAPHY



A boy takes a shower after bathing in the Dead Sea, near the West Bank city of Jericho, Sunday, Aug. 16, 2015. The region experienced another heat wave with temperatures in reaching well over 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) in some areas. Credit: AP Photo/Hatem Moussa