Cocktail Party Science: The Anonymity Experiment

Mix some drinks and listen in as PopSci’s editors discuss privacy rights, space kimchi and more

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Cocktail Shaker:

In our second episode of Cocktail Party Science, host Chuck Cage, executive editor Mike Haney and Web editor Megan Miller sit down with Catherine Price, author of "The Anonymity Experiment." Find out how to keep your online activity hidden, what the spy bill means for our civil rights, and whether its possible to truly "disappear." Also: the science of space kimchi!

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