I go to work in the morning train WFH wrote:

• Protecting the right to vote is not enough to save democracy Election law expert Richard L. Hasen on electoral subversion — and what can be done to stop it. (sound)

• Rhinos become symbols of peace: In the North Indian wilderness, rhinos are helping restore peace and pride to communities recovering from ethnic conflict. (BBC)

• Your job is not your god: Welcome to the age of burnout What is the reason so many of us are in trouble? We make work the thing that gives meaning to our lives. (protector)

• The number of students attending college fell by more than 1 million.Here’s how this affects the economy. Compared with fall 2019, the last fall semester before the coronavirus pandemic, undergraduate enrollment dropped by a total of 6.6%. This was the largest two-year drop in more than 50 years. (NPR)

• How to perform well under pressure Drop tough talk, it won’t help. Instead, develop your mental flexibility so you can handle whatever comes your way (Josephine Perry).psychological guide)

• The past seven years have been the warmest on record, new data shows Global temperatures in 2021 will be the warmest on record, with 25 countries setting new annual records, according to scientists at NASA, NOAA and Berkeley Earth.Washington post).

• 10 steps to fascism by Tony Morrison Remind us that before there is a final solution, there must be a first solution, a second solution, and even a third solution. Moving towards a final solution is not a jump. It takes one step, then another, then another. (Kotke)

• What a radical chiropractor got rid of on Facebook It revealed a machine of lies that the company made. (slate)

• 52 places that changed the world: The 2022 list highlights where global travelers can engage in solutions. (New York Times)

• Even NASA seems surprised with its new space telescope The $10 billion mission was better than anyone expected. (atlantic organization)

Be sure to check out our Master of Business interview this weekend with Jim McKelvey, Co-founder square (with Jack Dorsey), current CEO invisible, the future of enabling people to manage their personal data.

Infrastructure technology spending on broadband, clean energy

source: Work Week

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