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How small things become epidemics; Gladwell's connectors, mavens and salesmen.

Ten thousand hours, Canadian hockey birthdays and why the Beatles were good; Gladwell on success.

Why underdogs win more often than the odds allow, from a girls' basketball full-court press to dyslexic chief executives.

Gladwell reopens his own 2000 book with darker cases: Miami bank fraud, a Los Angeles cheetah enclosure and the opioid epidemic.

Nineteen New Yorker pieces, from Cesar Millan reading dogs to why there are dozens of mustards and only one ketchup.

Why we misread people we do not know, built around the traffic stop that ended with Sandra Bland dead in a cell.

System 1 and System 2, and every bias you have; Kahneman's Nobel work for readers.

The Air Corps officers who believed precision bombing could win a war humanely, and Curtis LeMay burning Tokyo instead.