Post Overview
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Analysis
3 years ago+10 10 0A Superpower, Like It or Not
Americans will need to stop looking for the exits and accept the role that fate and their own power have thrust upon them.
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Current Event
3 years ago+33 33 0Daft Punk Breaks Up
French electronic dance duo Daft Punk, made up of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, have been together since 1993
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Current Event
3 years ago+21 21 0Twitter acquires Substack-competitor Revue
Revue has customers including Vox Media, Chicago Sun-Times, the Markup and completes with services like Substack.
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Interactive
3 years ago+10 10 0Particle Sandbox - Gravity Simulator
Grand-scale Newtonian physics gravity simulator.
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Current Event
4 years ago+17 17 0Top Republicans back Trump’s efforts to challenge election results
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other GOP officials offered support for the president’s attempts to undermine faith in the outcome, despite the lack of any evidence of widespread fraud.
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Expression
4 years ago+13 13 0Fear and adrenochrome | Spectator USA
Adrenochrome fascinates the QAnoners less as a drug than for its role in ritual: drug-crazed Luciferian elites sacrificing young children on an altar
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Expression
4 years ago+7 7 0An interview with feminist punk icons the Guerrilla Girls
'The Art of Behaving Badly' is the first book to document the career of the Guerrilla Girls from 1985 to today. Here, the collective's founders discuss their ongoing fight for equality in art and the world.
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Analysis
4 years ago+10 10 0The Inside Story of MacKenzie Scott, the Mysterious 60-Billion-Dollar Woman
Amazon’s first employee, Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife, and one of the world’s richest women is rewriting the philanthropy playbook
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Interactive
4 years ago+15 15 0Ancient Earth
Earth looked very different long ago. Search for addresses upto 750 million years ago in Earth history
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Expression
4 years ago+4 4 0Hillary Clinton Urged Americans to Vote During the Unveiling of a New Monument to Suffragists in Central Park
A new monument to Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Sojourner Truth debuted on the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment.
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Current Event
4 years ago+24 24 0A Band of Illegal Gold Miners Have Completely Destroyed an Ancient Kush Settlement in Sudan | artnet News
Jabal Maragha, an ancient site in Sudan dating back to the the Kingdom of Kush, has been devastated by gold diggers.
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Expression
4 years ago+3 3 0Happy Birthday Peggy Guggenheim: How The Feminist Art Collector Changed The Game
Peggy Guggenheim was a modern art collector and a feminist that art history can’t ignore. She founded her own namesake museum in Venice, supported young, unknown artists and wrote a tell-all biography before her passing in 1979.
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Review
4 years ago+3 3 015 YA Books That Let You Travel The World From Your Couch
Bummed that travel is largely on lockdown? See the world through your bookshelves.
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Analysis
4 years ago+4 4 0Inside the Booming White Sage Black Market
As “smudging” has been appropriated from Native American use, the selling of sage offers a cautionary tale for the wellness economy—one where the intentions of users can be subverted by suppliers, and many sellers have no idea of their impacts.
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Analysis
4 years ago+4 4 0Meet the Man Who Used Kraftwerk, Fela Kuti, and Other Fascinating Music to Try to Lure Aliens to Earth
For nearly 30 years, John Shepherd broadcast freewheeling records from all over the world, to what he hoped would be an interstellar audience.
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Expression
4 years ago+4 4 0Surprising secrets of writers’ first book drafts
What is revealed by the early manuscripts of classic novels? From the works of Wilde and Woolf to Fitzgerald and Proust, Hephzibah Anderson investigates.
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Analysis
4 years ago+15 15 0How Trump could pull off another upset
There are several signs that should give the Trump-is-toast self-assured pause.
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Analysis
4 years ago+2 2 0Are We Already Living in a Tech Dystopia?
For the most part, fictional characters rarely recognize when they’re trapped in a dystopia. Watching their neighbors get carted off for harboring subversive thoughts, they almost never say, “I wish we weren’t living in this dystopia.” To them, that ...
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Expression
4 years ago+2 2 0When the ‘Fat Friend’ Is Your Identity, Change Seems Impossible
I thought I was comfortable in assuming a role, but now I want something different
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Analysis
4 years ago+3 3 0The Broken Algorithm That Poisoned American Transportation
For the last 70 years, American transportation planners have been using the same model to decide what to build. There’s just one problem: it’s often wrong.