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XMAS THROWBACK

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What You Told Us About Your Hometown’s Hidden Tunnels

We asked Atlas Obscura readers to share local stories of secret underground spaces, and they went deep.

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Wheel Of Failure

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WHEEL! OF! FAILURE!

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How Different Cultures Understand Time

Time may seem universal, but different cultures interpret it very differently.

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HAI

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tina is a lefty

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After 60 years, Kendrick Lamar has brilliantly brought pop to the Pulitzer | Alexis Petridis

By becoming the first non-classical or jazz winner of the Pulitzer prize for music, the rapper has created US history

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7 Favorite Science Books of 2017

From trees to consciousness to black holes, an immersion into the glory of the knowable and the splendor of the unknown.

any of these of interest? if so, i’ll order any/all 

-yoyo

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The Sound of Ice: Skating on thin black ice makes sci-fi movie laser sounds

This small lake outside Stockholm, Sweden, emits otherworldly sounds as Mårten Ajne skates over its precariously thin, black ice. “Wild ice skating,” or “Nordic skating,” is both an art and a science. A skater seeks out the thinnest, most pristine black ice possible—both for its smoothness and for i

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Kevin Kelly — The Universe Is a Question

“It’s very likely that the universe is really a kind of a question, rather than the answer to anything.”

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hai

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derp erdverntures

starring mom et al

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nuthin just 3 lefties chillin

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redefining leadership

“Our elite schools overemphasize leadership partly because they’re preparing students for the corporate world, and they assume that this is what businesses need. But a discipline in organizational psychology, called “followership,” is gaining in popularity. Robert Kelley, a professor of management and organizational behavior, defined the term in a 1988 Harvard Business Review article, in which he listed the qualities of a good follower, including being committed to “a purpose, principle or person outside themselves” and being “courageous, honest and credible.” It’s an idea that the military has long taught.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/24/opinion/sunday/not-leadership-material-good-the-world-needs-followers.html?_r=0

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