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Large bold text that reads,"The Differential Engine: How social platforms create different childhood experiences by design, not by choice"

The Differential Engine

Put simply, Jonathan Haidt says social media affects kids in different ways. Family background, gender and political context push children toward different online experiences. This isn't about individual resilience; it's a quiet, systematic sorting process that most parents never notice. The research shows something more specific
Minds at Large 27 Aug 2025
Large bold text that reads,"When Investment Patterns Shape Medical Innovation: How funding incentives determine which healthcare problems get solved"

When Investment Patterns Shape Medical Innovation

The numbers are striking. In Q1 2025, AI startups grabbed 60% of digital health funding: $3.2 billion flowed to companies promising to automate, analyze, or augment healthcare delivery. Eight of the eleven biggest funding rounds went to AI firms. When money piles up like that, you have to wonder
Minds at Large 27 Aug 2025
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If you’ve ever felt like the world is louder than it used to be, but somehow thinner too—then you’re in the right place. Minds at Large is a space to notice what usually slips by: the quiet shifts in culture, the way technology rewires trust before we’
Minds at Large 20 Aug 2025

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