Mysterious Crop Circles From A 1973 Experiment, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
The life of a rose tattooed on 70 different people, a lone holiday home on a fjord and other coolest design of the week.
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The Loneliest Road In America, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
A real-life "magical forest," the unconventional love between humans and dolls and other best photos of the week.
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This Week's Best Memes, Ranked
It's an internet fight, and only the funniest meme will emerge victorious. This week's challengers? Towels, chickens, blades and Eric Andre screaming "let me in!"
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It's Nice To Get An Unexpected Financial Windfall, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Stories of folks who fell into some money, a passenger plane goes went really fast thanks to wind and New York's weird and sad Billionaire Zone.
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A 'Smart Bed' That Keeps People From Hogging Space, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
A chair made of ocean waste, life-sized crocheted sculptures and other coolest design of the week.
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A Tender Moment Between Two Male Lions, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
An African chief leading a double life in Germany, recreating the family albums of strangers and other best photos of the week.
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Five Guys Makes The Best Fries, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: fries are ranked, rich people are exposed, and the rat race, explained.
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Japanese Cities Blanketed In Snow, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
Gorgeous Mexican architecture, surfers who braved the polar vortex, and other best photos of the week.
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Zyrtec Might Be Addictive, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Humanity is maybe dying at an alarming rate, employers find new way to squeeze millennial workers and Zyrtec addiction is a real thing.
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What To Read About The Green New Deal Proposal
The resolution calls for a 10-year plan to shift America's power demand entirely over to renewable energy and for investments in building and transportation upgrades. It also calls for some policies that are not obviously related to climate change, such as a jobs guarantee and universal health care.
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Former NYT Executive Editor Accused Of Plagiarism In Her New Book About The Media — Here's What's Going On
Jill Abramson served as the New York Times' executive editor from 2011 until 2014. These days, she's promoting her new book "Merchants of Truth," which takes aim at media newcomers like Vice and BuzzFeed. It appears to have some problems.
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The Beach Bums Of Tel Aviv, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
The Arctic village with satellite TV and no running water, the first albinism Kenya pageant and other best photos of the week.
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The Evolution Of The Alphabet, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
Waves made out of 168,000 used straws, a clever poster campaign for breast cancer awareness and other coolest design of the week.
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A Japanese Fashion Model Who Isn't Human, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
A reimagining of Eden, a chapel that looks like a cartoon and other coolest design of the week.
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What Does Roger Stone's Arrest Mean In The Big Picture? Here's What To Read
Whether or not you're up for reading the entire 24-page indictment from special counsel Robert Mueller's team, you probably want to know what Stone's indictment means.
An All-Meat Diet Is Not The Answer, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Eating nothing but meat is not why you're healthy, you can ditch your computer mouse and the world does not need self-driving bicycles.
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Nike's Self-Lacing Sneakers, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design
A museum hidden underneath sand dunes, slippers that are clones of your dogs and other coolest design of the week.
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Dead Payphones Hiding In Plain Sight, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week
The dead payphones hiding in plain sight, the fantastical world of space enthusiasts and other best photos of the week.
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You Can Buy Stuff In Stores And Sell It At A Profit Online, And Other Facts
Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: The internet makes retail arbitrage profitable, the economy can't grow forever and the one company trying to beat Google at their own game.
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