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Also: You should open this newsletter right now, I'll explain why (#525)
Also: You should open this newsletter right now, I'll explain why (#525)
State terror and how to find work you love (#525)
Plus: borrowed beats, loaned lyrics, and the little hand that is everywhere. (#524)
AI, DEI and why you shouldn't get surgery today. (#523)
Plus: A great new podcast series on the secret plot to invade Ukraine (#522)
Plus: the hidden power of introverts, and how AI is polluting the web (#221)
Plus: A tour of Disney's secret test lab (#220)
Elections, the authoritarian playbook, and an ode to the hardest working font in Manhattan (#519)
Also: Grief, microplastics and a recipe against right-wing populism. (#518)
Plus: Dishonest charts, regime change, and what it means to be a gardener. (#517)
And why every organisation needs a keeper of the truth. (#516)
Plus: Building churches upside-down and humanity's last exam. (#515)
Plus the cutest story I've seen on the web in a while. (#514)
Plus some good news from Europe and a new in-depth profile of stuff our modern world runs on (#513)
Also: Why knowing is hard, and making sense of galaxies by turning them into cereals. (#511)
Also inside: 100 nice things, not even counting the 52 Lego bricks. (#511)
And some more recommendations to make you go «Huh, I never thought of it this way!» (#510)
The best of the best of the year, in the most unglamorous yet heartfelt ceremony of the year.
And how to be a «hopeful skeptic» (#509)
And: the secret, magical life of lithium (#508)
And, unrelated: the search for the world's funniest joke (#507)
Also: Chasing a car into the future. (#506)
Plus: How to become collapse aware & How to survive the broligarchy (#505)
And an update on the arc of the moral universe. (#504)