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We can do impossible things

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The author, Mat Honan, joined MIT Technology Review as editor in chief in 2026 to lead a magazine dedicated to exploring impossible ideas, such as living on the moon or uploading human brains. Honan emphasizes that while practical work is necessary, the industry must balance ambition with reality to avoid making things worse. The magazine aims to end 2026 with stories that challenge readers to pursue daring endeavors despite perceived impossibility.

Key points

• Mat Honan joined MIT Technology Review as editor in chief in 2026 to lead a magazine focused on impossible ideas like living on the moon.
• The magazine's goal is to end 2026 with stories that challenge readers to pursue daring endeavors despite perceived impossibility.

Context

Mat Honan joined MIT Technology Review in 2026 to lead a magazine focused on impossible ideas. The publication aims to end 2026 with stories that challenge readers to pursue daring endeavors despite perceived impossibility.

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Evidence is limited to a single author's personal account and internal magazine strategy. Specific data on sales, circulation, or reader feedback is not provided. The magazine's specific content for the final issue is described qualitatively rather than quantitatively.

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