Reads: Air Conditioning, Unix at 50 & More

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

1. Silicon Valley is building a Chinese-style social credit system - Fast Company
2. How a High-School Dropout Hacked a Million Devices - The Daily Beast
3. How Reddit's Male Fashion Advice Became One of the Nicest Places on the Internet - Esquire
4. The Ambitious Plan Behind Facebook's Cryptocurrency, Libra - Wired
5. Mothering Without Limits - Topic Magazine
6. Privacy Fundamentalism - Stratechery
7. From Mind Control to Murder? How a Deadly Fall Revealed the CIA's Darkest Secrets - The Guardian
8. The Air Conditioning Trap: How Cold Air Is Heating the World - The Guardian
9. The Cult of Columbine: How an Obsession With School Shooters Led to a Murder Plot - The Guardian
10. Why It's Time to Stop Worrying About the Decline of the English Language - The Guardian
11. The Race to Create a Perfect Lie Detector – and the Dangers of Succeeding - The Guardian
12. The Machine Always Wins: What Drives Our Addiction to Social Media - The Guardian
13. The Stone - The New Yorker
14. A Town for People with Chronic-Fatigue Syndrome - The New Yorker
15. The Secret Power of Menopause - The Atlantic
16. The Two Most Mysterious Words in Modern Shopping - The Atlantic
17. Can Facebook Fix the Dating World Tinder Created? - The Atlantic
18. Unix at 50: How the OS That Powered Smartphones Started From Failure - Ars Technica
19. "I'm a Terrible Person": Behind the Epic Meltdown That Ended Travis Kalanick - Vanity Fair
20. Why the CIA doesn't spy on the UAE - Reuters
21. The Cost of Next-Day Delivery - Buzzfeed
22. Almost Everything About Goodreads Is Broken - OneZero
23. The Hustlers at Scores - The Cut