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+22 +1Fourteen Words Even English Majors Aren’t Sure How To Pronounce
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+16 +1How to Care for Your Introvert
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+24 +1How To Bring About Autumn
A how-to guide for those wishing to bring about autumn. By Kelly Conaboy.
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+2 +1Coolness: a cultural, social and literary history
Kerouac preferred rawness to coolness, but admired both, including “that sound of the night which bop has come to represent for all of us”. By Benjamin Markovits.
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+15 +1Special
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+5 +1Hang on to the Night
Tegan and Sara
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+32 +1Dead Fox
Courtney Barnett
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+15 +1Dry Lights
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+8 +1Join Their Game
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+3 +1Broken Toy Boy
Make the Girl Dance
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+16 +1Shave it
3dar.com
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+2 +1Simple Math
Manchester Orchestra
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+1 +142 Visions For Tomorrow From The Golden Age of Futurism
It's 2015. But sometimes it feels like our futuristic dreams are stuck in the 1950s and 60s. And there's actually a good reason for that. By Matt Novak.
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+21 +1The Wilderness Downtown
Arcade Fire's interactive HTML5 music experience
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+19 +1Mutual Core
Björk
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+13 +1Folding screen picture
Hidenobu Suzuki
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+10 +3Wittgenstein’s Handles
When Wittgenstein returned to philosophy, the idea that drove him beyond all others was that the nature of language had been misunderstood by philosophers. They were better conceived of as a part of the activity of life. As such, they were more like tools. It is the utility of handles that Wittgenstein insists on here: By Christopher Benfey.
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+15 +3These Are The Dumb Questions People In Your State Google Most
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