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Saturday, Oct 11
MIT, Savannah Bananas, and Billionaire Bunkers
Two new teams join the Savannah Bananas' baseball league. This and more in today's digest.
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Friday, Oct 10
Nobel Prize Winner, Letitia James Indictment, and a Hair Museum
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Thursday, Oct 9
Gaza Deal, Palisades Arrest, and Screen Time for Kids
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Wednesday, Oct 8
Shutdown Pay, Conversion Therapy, and a Dust-Eating Planet
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Tuesday, Oct 7
French Crisis, Shackleton's Ship, and a Butterfly Heist
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Some parents are spending about $200 on berries per month
HubSpot via thehustle.co
Uber's first investors included StumbleUpon founder Garrett Camp
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Visual Capitalist shows the top 50 countries by central bank reserves
Visual Capitalist via visualcapitalist.com
The payments tool Zelle was created by big banks to compete with apps like Venmo
CNBC via youtube.com
Explore a visual timeline of fintech’s history and growth
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The NASDAQ was founded in 1971, marking the debut of electronic trading
Yahoo Finance via youtube.com
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Science & Technology
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Explore an interactive map of the world's water gaps
National Geographic via worldwatermap.nationalgeographic.org
Railroads and long-distance communication led to the development of time zones
StarTalk via youtube.com
Experts suggest there is a 10% chance AI will cause human extinction
MinuteEarth via youtube.com
Transformer architecture can recognize and predict patterns in language
Financial Times via ig.ft.com
Microsoft's Excel spreadsheet is used by over a billion people
BBC News via open.spotify.com
Synthetic diamonds may be used to cool microchips
The New York Times via nytimes.com
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Health & Medicine
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Influenza infects up to a billion people worldwide each year
World Health Organization via who.int
Learn the history and science of influenza in This Podcast Will Kill You
This Podcast Will Kill You via open.spotify.com
Human records of influenza stretch back more than two millennia
OMG Medical History via open.spotify.com
Hear firsthand stories from Americans who lived through the 1918 flu pandemic
The Best Film Archives via youtube.com
Historian John Barry revisits the 1918 flu pandemic
Peter Attia via open.spotify.com
Most flu vaccines are still produced using chicken eggs
Science Channel via youtube.com
World History
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Why only one of the seven wonders of the ancient world still exists
The Generalist Papers via youtube.com
The three theories explaining how the Pyramids were built
fern via youtube.com
Mummification in Ancient Egypt transformed a body into a divine statue
IFLScience via iflscience.com
How to eat Korean food
Serious Eats via youtube.com
Imagining the reunification of the Koreas
Reddit via reddit.com
How life ranks in South Korea
OECD via oecd.org
Society & Culture
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Coffee contains an average of 15mg per fluid ounce
Serious Eats via seriouseats.com
TikTok's personalized algorithm activates the brain's reward system
The Washington Post via wapo.st
How pitcher Pedro Martinez helped reverse the curse of the Red Sox
Sports in America with David Greene via open.spotify.com
Revisiting the milieu of the Greenwich Village music scene
Sound Opinions via open.spotify.com
Driving the 99 bends up China's Tianmen Mountain Big Gate
Earthly Mission via earthlymission.com
Springsteen played in several groups in Asbury Park, including one massive jam band
NewJerseyStage.com via newjerseystage.com
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