Molly Glick

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Molly Glick is the Associate Innovation Editor at Inverse. They tell mind-boggling stories that offer a peek into our future.

Previously, Molly was an assistant editor at Discover Magazine, where they wrote and edited pieces about everything from mysterious early human fossils to robot therapists. You can also find their work in Sierra Magazine, Elemental, and Insider, among other publications. Molly has a bachelor’s degree in journalism and environmental policy from Northwestern University.

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These 10 scientists are on the cusp of changing the world These 10 scientists are on the cusp of changing the world

By Molly Glick, Hannah Seo

Posted on Dec 5, 2023

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These 10 scientists are on the cusp of changing the world These 10 scientists are on the cusp of changing the world

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NASA’s now taking astronaut applications. Do you have the right stuff? NASA’s now taking astronaut applications. Do you have the right stuff?

Fish gave us legs—and four other finny facts Fish gave us legs—and four other finny facts

What COVID-19’s ‘inevitable’ spread in the United States actually means What COVID-19’s ‘inevitable’ spread in the United States actually means

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Most humans don’t have tails. So why do we have the bones for it? Most humans don’t have tails. So why do we have the bones for it?

Did a high sex drive really save the giant tortoise from extinction? Did a high sex drive really save the giant tortoise from extinction?

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