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Has Cab-Sharing in New York Really Failed?

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"Wondering why the city’s cab-sharing experiment fizzled last week?"

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How to Start a Neighborhood Work Group

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Q: My house needs a lot of work, but I just don’t have the time or skills. Is sharing work with neighbors a solution? How can I can do that?

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10 Ways Our World is Becoming More Shareable

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Our world is inherently Shareable, though it's easy to take that for granted.

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Is Income Equality the Killer App?

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The folks behind the new book, The Spirit Level: Why Equality is

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Celebrating the Bookmobile

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I don't know about you, but I remember bookmobiles as magical places--sort of like Doctor Who's TARDIS, bigger on the inside than the outside. Shareable contributor

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Three Cool Ways to Explore a City

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1. Flip a Coin: "Lliving a block away from the World Trade Center site after 9/11, I re-explored lower Manhattan by leaving my house, flipping a coin at every intersection to determine my route," writes photographer and writer Gavin Edwards.

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Imagining Streets Without Cars

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"I thought you might get a kick out of a photo side project I've been working on called Narrow Streets: Los Angeles, where I head out to locations in LA (some requested by readers), snap pix of streets, and then narrow them down in Photoshop,

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How Can Companies Promote Pay Transparency?

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Q: The pay gap in any company is always a difficult subject. How can I promote more fairness in my company with regard to pay?

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Foods We Share: Vegan Greens Pie

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Whenever I cook for a group, I like to keep it vegan.

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Human Touch: Distributed Problem Solving?

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Dacher Keltner is the director of the UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center, where I worked for three years (and a contributor to Shar

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