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Why are young men ditching the workforce—and is there any way to bring them back into it? Free Expression:

Why are young men ditching the workforce—and is there any way to bring them back into it? Free Expression:

Mary Julia Koch

8,352,823 views • 12 days ago

Democratic candidates are trying to develop “rizz.” It's coming off as cringe. Besides, having good looks shouldn't be the test of a good lawmaker. Back on The Bottom Line:

Democratic candidates are trying to develop “rizz.” It's coming off as cringe. Besides, having good looks shouldn't be the test of a good lawmaker. Back on The Bottom Line:

Mary Julia Koch

34,507 views • 12 days ago

Weed is the new booze. It's perfectly suited to the health-obsessed, anti-social culture of today's youth. But pot's rebrand ignores its risks, I report for Free Expression:

Weed is the new booze. It's perfectly suited to the health-obsessed, anti-social culture of today's youth. But pot's rebrand ignores its risks, I report for Free Expression:

Mary Julia Koch

22,009 views • 22 days ago

The robots are coming . . . for your chores. San Francisco startup Tau Robotics launched last week a commercial cleaning service of semiautonomous humanoid robots, priced at $30 an hour for customers invited to join the initial launch. Sporting a branded suit and head-mounted router, the robots can vacuum the floor, take out the trash and wipe down countertops. They can even wash their own “hands” with soap and water—although at this stage in the tech, it looks like at least that task is much quicker to do with human hands. If Tau figures out how to automate doing dishes or laundry, then we’re really cooking.

The robots are coming . . . for your chores. San Francisco startup Tau Robotics launched last week a commercial cleaning service of semiautonomous humanoid robots, priced at $30 an hour for customers invited to join the initial launch. Sporting a branded suit and head-mounted router, the robots can vacuum the floor, take out the trash and wipe down countertops. They can even wash their own “hands” with soap and water—although at this stage in the tech, it looks like at least that task is much quicker to do with human hands. If Tau figures out how to automate doing dishes or laundry, then we’re really cooking.

Mary Julia Koch

17,762 views • 29 days ago

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