Resentment, guilt, and nihilism—all emotional forces that keep people stuck. Or so Nietzsche maintained, writes @finn_janning in his fascinating article in Psychology Today , one of today's most upvoted reads on Smashing

"There is not a single moment this election that I felt heard or represented by Kamala Harris. Not one." So writes TracingWoodgrains in a piece that's currently one of the most upvoted reads on Smashing

Predictions from Kevin Roose for what Donald J. Trump 's win means for tech is one of today's most upvoted reads on Smashing

The only way to really understand the result of Tuesday's presidential election? Reading the best analysis across the political spectrum, which takes time. Or used to, anyway. For the Smashing Overview that summarizes the best takes, click link in bio.

An essay proposing a novel theory that unseen ‘fields’ may direct all goal-oriented processes in the Universe by @turtle1776 is one of last week's most upvoted reads on Smashing

Details of a new report predicting the economic impact of AI in the UK—rising GDP and rising unemployment rates—by Dan Milmo is one of the most upvoted reads on Smashing

"Links represent a threat to closed systems," explains anildash.com in one of today's most upvoted reads on Smashing (who's also working to build a better internet)

"Whether this is an opportunity or calamity, it is clear that democracy faces stiff headwinds in our new era." An incredibly thoughtful piece of analysis by Jason Steinhauer is one of the week's most upvoted reads on Smashing

"123456" 🤦🤦 Matt Novak 's take on the United States of Weak Passwords is one of today's most upvoted reads on Smashing

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Fascinating report on plastics in our food.

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