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Megan Garber

Megan Garber

Staff Writer at The Atlantic

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Megan Garber
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How to Know If Your Friends Are Real - The Atlantic

There are more ways to connect with people than ever before. But are these connections real? Or simulating real relationships?
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Introducing: How to Know What's Real - The Atlantic

A new season of the <em>How To</em> series from <em>The Atlantic</em>
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Introducing: How to Know What's Real - The Atlantic

A new season of the <em>How To</em> series from <em>The Atlantic</em>.
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Christine Blasey Ford Testifies Again - The Atlantic

Her new memoir doubles as a modern-day horror story.
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The Uncanniest Influencers on the Internet - The Atlantic

A new book brings stark clarity to the formulas that guide our behavior online.
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The 15 Best TV Shows of 2023 - The Atlantic

The year’s most essential series
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If Trump Wins, Truth Won’t Matter - The Atlantic

If reelected, Donald Trump will once again churn out absurdity and outrage with factory efficiency.

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What Matthew Perry Knew About Comedy - The Atlantic

The actor gave his signature character on <em>Friends </em>a quality that is all too rare in sitcoms: vulnerability.
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The Protestant Sleep Ethic - The Atlantic

A recent memoir considers how much we concede when we regard rest as a call to judgment.
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The Magical Thinking of Joan Didion's Estate Sale - The Atlantic

Mythology came long ago for the celebrated writer; now it’s coming for her belongings.
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The Older Woman Comes of Age

In a new comedy, Emma Thompson plays a woman who finally sees her body, the actor says, “as her home.” Her victory, in a post-Roe world, takes on the dimensions of tragedy.