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The “Hidden Traffic Hack” in Chaotic Roads: Why 30–60% Vehicle Grouping Can Boost Flow (and When It Backfires)
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The “Hidden Traffic Hack” in Chaotic Roads: Why 30–60% Vehicle Grouping Can Boost Flow (and When It Backfires)

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If you’ve ever watched traffic in places where lane lines are more “suggestions” than rules—think motorcycles weaving, auto-rickshaws squeezing through gaps, cars and heavy vehicles […]

NYC’s Congestion Toll Shock: Who Really Wins, Who Pays the Price?
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NYC’s Congestion Toll Shock: Who Really Wins, Who Pays the Price?

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When New York City launched its congestion pricing program in January 2025, it promised faster traffic, cleaner air, and better transit. Early results suggest those […]

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The Internet’s “Danger Zones”: How to Spot Information Voids Before Misinformation Takes Over

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Social media and the open web run on an attention economy: people demand information (they search, read, and click) while creators and media supply information (they post, publish, and share).…

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When AI Decides What “Violence” Means… It Doesn’t Think Like You Do

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“Violence” feels like an obvious word—until someone asks you to define it. Is it only physical harm? Or does it include humiliation, exclusion, online harassment, and threats? A 2026 study…

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If you’ve ever watched traffic in places where lane lines are more “suggestions” than rules—think motorcycles weaving, auto-rickshaws squeezing through gaps, cars and heavy vehicles negotiating space on the fly—you’ve…

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The “Household Size” Bombshell: Why Some European Countries Were Basically Set Up to Lose Against COVID

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Europe saw huge differences in how widely the virus spread from country to country. A common explanation is “policy differences” — lockdown timing, mask rules, school…

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Why Some Professors Thrive With Generative AI (and Others Resist): The Hidden Power of Digital Self-Efficacy

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Generative AI has landed in higher education like a shockwave. Tools that can draft text, generate examples, and help with research are now widely accessible—and they’re forcing universities to rethink…

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Why Better Risk-Sharing Almost Never Happens in Complex Economies (Even When Everyone Wants It)

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A new paper by Federico Echenique and Farzad Pourbabaee explores a surprising question in economics: when people share risk efficiently, how likely is it that they can improve the deal…

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Your “Best” Estimator Might Be Lying: The Hidden Freedom That Can Flip Economic Results

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Economists often rely on statistical models that are over-identified—meaning the model implies more testable conditions than the number of parameters being estimated. In textbooks, this comes with a neat promise:…

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Mind the Boundary: How a Cloud Run “A2A Hub” Makes Gemini Enterprise Agents Actually Stable

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Enterprise chat UIs are moving fast from “one model answers everything” to multi-agent systems: expense policy bots, PM helpers, document Q&A, and general knowledge—often split across different GCP projects and…

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When AI Decides What “Violence” Means… It Doesn’t Think Like You Do

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The “Hidden Traffic Hack” in Chaotic Roads: Why 30–60% Vehicle Grouping Can Boost Flow (and When It Backfires)

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A split-screen illustration: • Left: “Small households” (single/couple icons) with a small flame • Right: “Large households” (family/multigenerational icons) with a bigger flame Caption: “Same virus. Different fuel.”

The “Household Size” Bombshell: Why Some European Countries Were Basically Set Up to Lose Against COVID

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6G Radar Just “Cheated” Physics: Huge Antenna “Gaps” Unlock Near-Field Super-Resolution

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What If the Big Bang Wasn’t the Beginning? A “Cosmic Bounce” Could Have Left Black Holes as Dark Matter

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AI That “Knows Physics” Can Predict Blood Flow in Your Neck—Without Expensive Scans or Slow Simulations

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Scientists Might Finally Measure the Exact Moment Life Begins — And It Changes Everything

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