Look Inside WIRED’s March 2018 Issue

Facebook's two years of hell, Crispr as a conservation tool, and more.
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    Adam Ferriss
    01

    AI Is My Shepherd

    Essayist Virginia Heffernan explores the short history of technology worship.
  • Matt Dorfman
    02

    Solving March Madness

    How a sports prediction site is using an evolutionary algorithm to derive the perfect bracket.
  • Martin Nicolausson
    03

    Fresh Starts

    From blasts of high-intensity blue light to radio-wave bombardment, a look at new tech for everlasting shelf life.
  • Dreamscape Immersive
    04

    Get Experienced

    In Los Angeles, a new location-based VR company wants you to feel adventure like never before.
  • Israel G Vargas
    05

    Worlds Apart

    *Ready Player One* hinges on a virtual universe that encompasses everything—so why aren’t our real-life VR companies thinking the same way?
  • Charlie Schuck
    06

    Fetish: Leica CL

    Sophisticated street photography in a stealthy package.
  • Eddie Guy
    07

    Facebook’s Two Years of Hell

    Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s struggle to figure it all out.
  • Jake Stangel
    08

    Process of Elimination

    Conservationist Karl Campbell wants to use Crispr to eradicate island predators. It’s not brutal like poison, but it could transform our power over nature.
  • 09

    About the Cover

    That bruised Mark Zuckerberg? That’s a photo-illustration created by Jake Rowland, a New York City–based artist known for his composite portraits. He mashed together an existing image of Zuckerberg with a photograph of a hired model—shown here in makeup—whose features resemble that of the Facebook cofounder and CEO.

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