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Abortion: Our Bodies, Their Lies, and the Truths We Use to Win...
“Flat-rate train ticket reduced Germany’s transport emissions by 5% in first year.”...
Apollo 16 Lunar Rover Dash Cam
This is Cabel Sasser’s XOXO talk. Best not to know anything going...
POSSE (Post (on) Own Site Syndicate Elsewhere) has been my strategy for...
Bookshops are cool again! Booksellers have “noticed a sharp rise in young...
Season Two of Silo
The trailer for season two of Silo, which starts on Apple TV+ on November 15. It doesn’t reveal much but I am excited to watch the new season! (No spoilers please from folks who have read the books.)
These solidly middlebrow shows like Silo, The Diplomat, and The Gilded Age are some of my favorites to watch these days because they are well-produced with quality actors but don’t tax the viewer (ok, me…they don’t tax me) as much as more serious fare like Shōgun, My Brilliant Friend, Severance, or Chernobyl (all of which I love to bits but sometimes feels like eating your vegetables, if you know what I mean). But a good media diet is a varied media diet and stuff like Silo is really hitting the spot for me right now.
From Robin Wall Kimmerer (author of Braiding Sweetgrass), a new book called...
From Robin Wall Kimmerer (author of Braiding Sweetgrass), a new book called The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World, in which “she considers the ethic of reciprocity that lies at the heart of the gift economy”.
There’s no guarantee that the Earth’s natural carbon sinks (ocean, plants, soil)...
There’s no guarantee that the Earth’s natural carbon sinks (ocean, plants, soil) will continue to work the way they have in the past. Last year for instance, “forest, plants and soil — as a net category — absorbed almost no carbon”.
Charles Schulz on Being a Good Citizen
The way mainstream media covers Trump and the GOP is fatally flawed...
Ward Christensen, BBS inventor and architect of our online age, dies at...
Ed Yong on Breaking Down and Putting Yourself Back Together
An early analysis of data by scientists at the World Weather Attribution...
An early analysis of data by scientists at the World Weather Attribution project shows that “climate change boosted [Hurricane] Milton’s landfall strength from Category 2 to 3”.
Nation’s Indigenous People Confirm They Don’t Need Special Holiday, Just Large Swaths...
The Last Years of Alexei Navalny, In His Own Words
A short thread of videos that sync perfectly to other audio tracks,...
A Syllabus for Generalists. Featuring resources for learning about geometry, chemistry, world...
Floor Maps of Iconic NYC Fast Food Joints
The Most Sought-After Travel Guide Is a Google Doc. “Nothing is more...
Newly remastered and available on YouTube, Interview Project (presented by David Lynch)...
Newly remastered and available on YouTube, Interview Project (presented by David Lynch) is a series of 121 interviews of people from all around the United States.
Photos of Spanish Human Tower Competitions. “More than 40 teams of ‘castellers’...
The Distorted Paper Collages of Lola Dupré
Twin Peaks Actually Explained (in a four-hour video). “Lynch’s obsession with electricity...
I am tempted by this Lego Fortnite Battle Bus set. (Alas, it...
I am tempted by this Lego Fortnite Battle Bus set. (Alas, it is backordered…)
Initial experiments in using Dungeons & Dragons as a group therapy tool...
The trailer for season 2 of The Diplomat. Keri Russell? Witty banter?...
Radiohead’s Everything in Its Right Place, 800% Slower
Whoa, new Nintendo hardware! And it’s…an interactive alarm clock? You can wake...
Whoa, new Nintendo hardware! And it’s…an interactive alarm clock? You can wake up to the sounds of Zelda or Mario Kart, shush the clock by waving your hand, and if you snooze too long, the alarm will become more intense and Bowser appears.