Robots taking over the world may sound like far-fetched fear mongering, but, in fact, more people fear robots than they do death. Scroll through the Chapman University’s Study on American Fear and you ...

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In the summer of 2015, Katherine Macfarlane was preparing to teach at the University of Idaho’s law school. It was her first teaching job on a tenure track, and she wanted to make sure she had ...