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Hey my newest snarky Bloomberg Opinion piece is out!

Mark Zuckerberg Is Totally Out of His Depth

For a longer list of all my Bloomberg columns, go here.

I wrote a Bloomberg View post about how the U.S. can regulate technology and algorithms which came out this morning:

How America Can Stop Being the Wild West of Data

It can’t follow Europe’s example. But Senator Mark Warner has some good ideas.

You can see the rest of my Bloomberg View posts here.

I wrote an op-ed in the Financial Times with Bart Schermer. It’s behind the paywall unfortunately, but hopefully some of you have subscriptions:

Audit the algorithms that are ruling our lives

I’ve got a new Bloomberg View column out about how I decided to become a mathematician:

How Dominoes Helped Make Me a Mathematician

Proofs can be empowering

My other Bloomberg columns are listed here.

The good folks at Science For The People are hosting an event to celebrate their first publication in a long while (see more about the history of SftP here):

Celebrate the return of Science for the People! Join us for the premiere viewing of the mini-documentary about SftP’s revitalization and readings from our first publication since 1989: a collection of essays about the science and politics of geoengineering.

Doors: 6:30pm
Showtime: 7:00pm
Address: Caveat NYC, 21A Clinton Street, New York NY 10002
Tickets: $15 adv / $20 door

I hope I see you there!

I’ve got a new Bloomberg View column out about the failure of the Gates Foundation’s Education Reform:

Here’s How Not to Improve Public Schools

My other Bloomberg columns are listed here.

I wrote a new Bloomberg View essay about two of my favorite things to hate, Google Glasses and airplane flights:

My other Bloomberg columns are listed here.