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From: NYTimes.com <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: The New York Times Magazine: Can Facebook Fix Its Own Worst Bug? Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2017 21:32:44 +0000 View in Browser Add [email protected] to your address book. arthe New York limes [al-he New York Times Friday. April 28. 2017 NYTimes.com » "When I started Facebook, the idea of connecting the world was not controversial," Mark Zuckerberg tells the Times tech columnist Farhad Manjoo in this week's cover story. That was before 2016 — the year in which it became clear that the social-media revolution that Zuckerberg helped start had aided the spread of misinformation and the ascent of right-wing nationalists, trolls and terrorists whose various visions of the world run directly counter to Zuckerberg's own. Now, Zuckerberg concedes, whether connecting the world was such a great idea is "actually a real question." But does a tech C.E.O. who has profoundly transformed the world in the last decade have what it takes to tackle the consequences of that transformation? Elsewhere in the magazine, Erik Madigan Heck photographs the otherworldly clothes of Rei Kawakubo, the 94-year-old force behind the avant-garde fashion label Comme des Garcons. Willa Paskin writes about the new Netflix series that explores the trauma behind the heroine in the beloved book "Anne of Green Gables." Christopher Glazek profiles Michael Weinstein, the controversial founder of AIDS Healthcare Foundation. And we're incredibly proud to welcome to our pages Dorie Greenspan, who introduces her column, On Desserts, this week, just days after winning her fifth James Beard Award. Happy reading, Jake Silverstein Editor in Chief EFTA00696098 ;Mark Zuckerberg. Mark Zuckerberg. Spencer Lowell for The New York Times. Illustration by Mike McQuade. FEATURE Can Facebook Fix Its Own Worst Bug? I I tt) \SAN) Mark Zuckerberg now acknowledges the dangerous side of the social revolution he helped start. But is the most powerful tool for connection in human history capable of adapting to the world it created? Weinstein in the Sunset Boulevard A.H.F. pharmacy. Erik Madigan Heck for The New York Times FEATURE FEATURE Jeff Minton for The New York Times Rei Kawakubo, Interpreter The C.E.O. of H.I.V. of Dreams Photographs by ERIK MADIGAN I I ECK AND TEXT BY LEANNE SI IAPTON The 74-year-old force behind the avant-garde label Comme des Garc,ons makes otherworldly clothes that express hidden desires and fears. Michael Weinstein's AIDS Healthcare Foundation treats an enormous number of patients — and makes an enormous amount of money. Is that why so many activists distrust him? TIP How to Make Soulful Eye Contact By MALIA WOMAN Slow your breath, and ignore discomfort. Sustain the gaze for at least an hour. VJ EFTA00696099 ON SPORTS Could Legalized Gambling Save Us From the Insufferability of Fantasy Sports? By JAY CASPIAN KA\ Sports betting offers the prospect of restoring an older, purer version of fandom — rooting for teams over players. ADVERTISEMENT a a RAmybeth McNulty, the star of the book's coming Netflix adaptation, "Anne With an E," near her home in County Donegal, Ireland. Amybeth McNulty, the star of the book's coming Netflix adaptation, "Anne With an E," near her home in County Donegal, Ireland. Eva O'Leary for The New York Times FEATURE The Other Side of Anne of Green Gables I..\ PASkIN A new Netflix series aims to explore the trauma behind the heroine. Is there a risk to rewriting a beloved book? EFTA00696100 strawberry shortcake, a dish that captures all that is joyful, comforting and even magical about baking. a Gentl and Flyers for The New York T:.r. Illustration by Derek Brahney ON DESSERTS FIRST WORDS Baking Is All in the Hands The Border Is All Around By D0RIIi CREENSP Us, and It's Growing So much of the pleasure is tied to touch. By LULA LUSH Over the past century, it has grown from an abstract notion into a sprawling system of barriers and rules — one that stretches far beyond the country's perimeter. EAT Provence in a Bowl By TEIAL RA0 Jessica B. Harris's soupe au pistou will take you from spring through summer, with your pot reflecting the bounty of the seasons. THE ETHICIST Should I Get a Pet From a No-Kill Shelter? I. x'A ANTII0NY APPIA/ I The magazine's Ethicist columnist on what to take into account when adopting a pet, protecting a stepsibling from your mother and what defines ethnicity. ADVERTISEMENT EFTA00696101 GJ GJ FOLLOW NYTimes Tw @nytmag Get more NYTimes.com newsletters » Get unlimited access to NYTimes.com and our NYTimes apps. Subscribe ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this message because you signed up for NYlimes.com's The New York Times Magazine newsletter. Unsubscribe Manage Subscriptions Change Your Email Privacy Policy Contact Advertise Copyright 2017 The New York Times Company 620 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018 rr EFTA00696102