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new video loaded: Cory Booker Wants You to Have HopetranscriptBacktranscriptCory Booker Wants You to Have Hope“If America hasn’t broken your heart, you don’t love her enough,” Cory Booker tells David Leonhardt in this episode of “The Opinions.”I am telling you right now, as heartbroken as we all — so many of us feel, and I’m telling you in this moment, if America hasn’t broken your heart, you don’t love her enough. And so all those people who love this country and are in deep pain and wounded by what they see is happening right now, hold tight. The best chapter…

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“Our brains are being melted by the algorithm.” [MUSIC PLAYING] “Attention is infrastructure.” “Those algorithms are designed ——” “So the algorithm ——” “Part of attention is sometimes conflict, provocation.” “We’re lonely and depressed, getting more polarized every day. We’re endlessly doomscrolling, bombarded by rage bait. And it’s because our experience on the internet is being overrun by these attention-based algorithms controlled by tech companies that don’t have our best interests at heart. I’m tired of what social media is doing to our brains. It has to be possible to have a better experience on the internet, grounded in creativity and…

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Norway’s massive $2.1 trillion sovereign wealth fund has announced that it will support Microsoft in a key vote about human-rights reporting. The vote takes place at Microsoft’s annual general meeting, where shareholders will decide whether the company must release a detailed report on human-rights risks linked to its global operations. What the Vote Is About A group of shareholders proposed that Microsoft publish a report explaining how its products and business activities might affect human rights, especially in countries with political or social concerns. Microsoft’s management asked investors to vote against this proposal, saying the company already has strong policies…

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