Seth Brown
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- 7
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- Oct 1, 2026
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See you in health: Your guide to navigating the American insurance system (opens the original)
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Like Plato's concept of a "ring of invisibility," health system CEOs' wealth insulates them from the effects felt by everyday Americans. A recent survey found that one in three Americans with health insurance still carries medical debt. As health insurance costs continue to rise, this problem will only get worse. Thankfully, the Trump administration is protecting Americans from that problem by making sure they have no insurance at all. By now kicking another 760,000 people out of Affordable Care
Let's get physical (media) (opens the original)
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If you fold this column in half and wear it on your head as a hat, youâll be part of a growing national trend. Fashion-wise, this is part of a trend that experts call âlooking ridiculous.â But more importantly, if you could fold this column to begin with, you were reading a physical paper copy of it, and thatâs the real growing trend thatâs re-sweeping the nation. Yes, physical media is back! Not because it got any better but mainly because digital media has gotten much worse. People a
'50 Bad Foods To Discover' (opens the original)
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To the tune of "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover," with apologies to Paul Simon: "The problem is only getting worse," she said to me "Food that should be healthy now may cause some malady I'd like to help you to stay foodborne illness-free There must be fifty bad foods to discover" She said, "It's obvious that things would go this way When Trump fired thousands of food safety staff from the FDA And now it seems there's a new recall every day There must be fifty bad foods to discover" She said, "I hat
A minute six-figure salary (opens the original)
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Every year or so, some news site will put out a big article about how people with six-figure salaries are âbarely scraping by,â greeted with a resounding lack of sympathy from the vast numbers of readers who have been making do with significantly less than that for their entire lives. Since that article hasnât shown up yet this year, this is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to beat the rush and get themselves featured in a manner they believe makes them look sympathetic but largely
In praise of doing things poorly (opens the original)
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Kids today are spoiled by getting dubious advice from artificial intelligence. Back in the old days, if you wanted advice that sounded smart but actually just echoed things other people said with no context, youâd have to rely on proverbs. Our shoddy advice wasnât personalized. It was just a catchy saying like âLook before you leapâ, which everyone agreed was common sense (with the possible exception of Wile E. Coyote). Of course, because common sense is dumb, weâd also repeat proverbs
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