Monday morning news drop
The Long Haul Symptoms of Being a Covid-Era Mom Male pundits urge us to "go back to normal," but those of us who've endured the grief and isolation of new motherhood during the pandemic know better. (Jezebel)
Dreadful TV ratings for Beijing Games should send IOC a message The Olympics that should never have been are over. The challenge is to be sure they never go to tyrannical regimes again. (Montreal Gazette)
The New Secret Chicken Recipe? Animal Cells. Here’s an early taste of the laboratory-grown meat that companies are racing to bring to market, and a look at the questions it raises about how we feed ourselves. (New York Times)
The Lesson to Unlearn The most damaging thing you learned in school wasn’t something you learned in any specific class. It was learning to get good grades. (Paul Graham)
The Everything Town in the Middle of Nowhere: How the tiny town of Roundup, Montana, became a hub in Amazon’s supply chain (The Verge)
This Is How To Overcome Regret: 5 Secrets From Research When asked, “How often do you look back on your life and wish you had done things differently?” — you know what people said? (Barking Up The Wrong Tree)
Once again, Vancouver region has highest rents, lowest vacancy rate of any major metro area in Canada More students, mobility brought vacancy rates below 2% again; average 2-bed apartment nears $2,500 per month (CBC)
