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Carey Dunne

Carey Dunne is a Brooklyn-based writer covering arts and culture. Her work has appeared in Fast Company, Time Out, Communication Arts, Hyperallergic, Brooklyn Magazine, and other places.

SLACKERS

Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens only worked four hours a day—and you should too

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Locks are placed on a gate at a warehouse owned by Agrar Systems, a subsidiary of German vegetable producer Behr AG, in the southern Spanish region of Cartagena, Murcia June 6, 2013. The company installed alarms on its machinery three years ago and hired more security guards, but that has not deterred robbers. According to Pedro Maestre, one of the managers, the annual losses on stolen or damaged produce were reaching 50,000 euros ($66,000).

NOTHING TO SEE HERE

Ten easy encryption tips for warding off hackers, the US government—and Russia

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A man types on a computer keyboard in this illustration picture February 28, 2013. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel/Illustration/File Photo - RTSS8DM

HARDER, BETTER, FASTER

Millennials took Adderall to get through school. Now they’ve taken their addiction to the workplace

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REPEAL

How a pro-choice movement in Ireland is changing the way women campaign for their reproductive rights

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Carey Dunne

Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens only worked four hours a day—and you should too

Ten easy encryption tips for warding off hackers, the US government—and Russia

Millennials took Adderall to get through school. Now they’ve taken their addiction to the workplace

How a pro-choice movement in Ireland is changing the way women campaign for their reproductive rights