Reads: Geoengineering, Intel Meltdown & More

A wrap on some of the interesting reads from across the web...

1. Can Planet Earth Feed 10 Billion People? - The Atlantic
2. The Strange Brands in Your Instagram Feed - The Atlantic
3. The New Age of Astrology - The Atlantic
4. This Country's Democracy Has Fallen Apart — And It Played Out To Millions On Facebook - Buzzfeed
5. How YouTube Blew It - Los Angeles Review of Books
6. Hacking Nuclear Systems Is the Ultimate Cyber Threat. Are We Prepared? - The Verge
7. Artificial Intelligence is Going to Supercharge Surveillance - The Verge
8. My Brother's Keeper - Pacific Standard
9. The Evolution of Pleasure and Pain - Nautilus
10. The Fall of Travis Kalanick Was a Lot Weirder and Darker Than You Thought - Bloomberg
11. Why People Wait in Lines - Racked
12. Beyond the Bitcoin Bubble - The New York Times
13. Our Climate is Changing Rapidly. It's Time to Talk About Geoengineering. - Futurism
14. Post-work: The Radical Idea of a World Without Jobs - The Guardian
15. How a New Technology Is Changing the Lives of People Who Cannot Speak - The Guardian
16. The Rape of Men: The Darkest Secret of War - The Guardian
17. The Clever Engineering Behind Intel's Chipocalypse - Motherboard
18. Triple Meltdown: How So Many Researchers Found a 20-year-old Chip Flaw at the Same Time - Wired
19. Intel Has a Big Problem. It Needs to Act Like It - Bloomberg
20. The Limits of Empathy - Topic
21. A Woman's Choice - Sexual Favours or Lose Her Home - BBC News
22. Staying Awake: The Surprisingly Effective Way to Treat Depression - Mosaic