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		<description><![CDATA[Directory of rare wonders, prepping for zombies, and more. | Clark: Here&#8217;s evidence that&nbsp;poor folks don&#8217;t own many cars. &nbsp;At least not in big cities. &nbsp;So despite the rhetoric, a pro-car tilt in public policy isn&#8217;t necessarily &#8220;populist,&#8221; it&#8217;s often simply regressive. Former Grist editor Kathryn Schulz does a wise and witty TED talk on being wrong. My two favorite bits: &nbsp;starting at 2:32, she discusses the key paradox of wrongness: we all know we&#8217;re wrong about something, yet if...]]></description>
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