Look away!mine Sunday morning Look at incompetence, corruption, and policy errors:

• Gina. Roshan. Buddy. What will you do the day after you storm into the Capitol? They can’t arrest all of us,” a future defendant posted a few days ago. This was the atmosphere at the time. The ecstatic impeccableness caused someone to smear the floor of the building where the most powerful country on earth is located. Shit writes its rules. The worry started later. There are photos on the FBI website and detectives on the Internet looking for clues. Intelligence agents are calling out the names of old classmates. If you are paying attention, you are waiting for them. , Thousands of people who rushed into the Capitol on January 6 were people who were extremely proud of their attention.New York Magazine)

• The National Association of Realtors apologizes for all discrimination: Real estate agents want to compensate black Americans. As long as they don’t have to talk about the 6% commission. (Work Week)

• The United States is now in the legal stage of fascism: The history of racism in the United States is fertile ground for fascism. Attacks on courts, education, voting rights, and women’s rights are a further step towards overthrowing democracy (protector)

• Vaccine scientists who spread vaccine misinformation: Robert Malone claims to have invented mRNA technology. Why did he try so hard to destroy its use? (Atlantic Organization)

• “Corpse Bride Diet”: How TikTok Overwhelmed Teens With Eating Disorder Videos The app’s algorithm can allow users to fall into narrow interests, leading to potentially dangerous content such as thin images, purification techniques, dangerous eating, and physical humiliation (Wall Street Journal)

• The victory and terror of Wang Huning Why is this “profound transformation” happening? Why now? Most analysis focuses on one person: Xi Jinping and his seemingly endless personal obsession with political control. However, the overlooked answer is that this is indeed the culmination of decades of thinking and planning by a very powerful person-but this person is not Xi Jinping. (palladium)

• Scars in the city: How should the United States deal with urban highways? The city is the product of the historical development period. In the center of many European cities, there are the remains of a medieval town where residents crowded into narrow streets behind high walls for protection. But the urban renewal of the United States, the products of many immigration, internal immigration, and industrialization heralded that the United States became a global power at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. By the late 20th century, many were remanufactured for automobiles. New highways often severely undermine the viability of the communities they intend to save. Many cities hope to eliminate the damage caused by highway builders in the 1950s and 1960s. In order to achieve this balance, many urban highways must pass. (City Daily)

• Insider of the fall of Kabul As the U.S. withdrawal approaches, analysts believe that it will take several months for the Taliban to bring the fighting to Kabul. On the contrary, to the shock of the world, the capital of Afghanistan collapsed within a few hours. This is the story of why it happened and what happened afterwards-told by a reporter and photographer who witnessed it all. (New York Times)

• Drones take center stage in the U.S.-China data collection war China’s DJI made most of the drones used by the Americans, and it is now in the crosshairs. (Bloomberg)

• New research shows that Himalayan glaciers are melting at an alarming rate An analysis of nearly 15,000 ice sheets in the region shows that they are now shrinking 10 times faster than in previous centuries (Wall Street Journal)

Be sure to check our Master of Business This week, Max Chafkin is a feature editor and technical reporter for BusinessWeek. His work has also appeared in “Fast Company”, “Vanity Fair” and “New York Times” magazines. His most recent book is “Contrarian investors: Peter Thiel and Silicon Valley’s pursuit of power. “

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source: New York Times

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