#Fascinating

Abhinaya Kannan

bitchwithabindi

Sunday Reads: A Thread Indian Yellow: Science unlocks the mystery of a fabled pigment by @emswam https://link.medium.com/FT6sNb49B8 This fascinating read traces the history of the beautiful Indian Yellow. We Are

Hemant Mohapatra

MohapatraHemant

In these difficult times, I’ve been thinking about my grandfather a lot who, at 92, must have seen almost all human misery that there is, and who, without a doubt,

Anand Iyer

ai

1/ Here's a tweetstorm about how we got caught up in some crazy fraud that nearly took down our startup.(and why I'm a big fan of managed marketplaces) 2/ The

Deus Ex Machina Begins❌

EgonEnglish

1) One thing that limited my view of Q was the presumption that no one can predict the future. Q seemingly does this in several separate episodes. Far too many

Hugh Howey

hughhowey

Frost's greatest gift -- and the one most difficult to access -- is his use of the unreliable narrator. His poems lie to us. These untruths conceal deep and profound

Tom Randall

tsrandall

Part IV is finally here: The season finale from the biggest public survey of Tesla owners ever conducted. Today we focus on the future of the Model 3 and the

Adam Minter

AdamMinter

Five years ago, I sat behind a car in the drive-thru drop-off at a Goodwill in Hopkins, MN. In my car was the last of my late mother's property, the

उच्छिष्ट चण्डाली-अ.त्रयी

AnvikshikiTrayi

या देवी सर्वभुतेषु तृष्णारूपेण संस्थिता । नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः ॥She who

adina, telescope smasher

adinarising

some thoughts on doomstrologizing, pattern repetition, and personal narrative (first of all, shout out to @charm_astrology for coining doomstrologizing and giving a voice to all us anxiety-prone sky watchers) so

Jamil Zaki

zakijam

I'm lecturing this week about COVID fake news and how to detect it, and ran into the fascinating story of the Boston Herald Rumor Clinic.https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/wwii-rumor-clinics(1/n) During WWII, fake news of

Alex Casalboni

alex_casalboni

A “short” story of how I randomly got into tech, software, and cloud computing [Thread ] When I was 6 someone (likely my grandfather) convinced me that I was

Mira Mira on the wall

ShoutsAndMiras

Fascinating that the article mentions access to capital and land rights/ownership but they didn’t talk at all about the other big challenge that prevents agriculture from succeeding in Nigeria: lack

Axel Folio, PhD, carries soup for the family

ISASaxonists

THREAD: So among all the usual inaccuracies to be found in a right-wing article about the term “Anglo-Saxon” (which there is no ban on its use – it’s inaccurate, misleading,

IndianFootball_History

IndianfootballH

Thread: A list of books on #IndianFootball. To be gradually updated. Will include books written in English & regional languages like Bengali. Please reply to this thread with details about

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

In the 1970s a fascinating engineering battle took place between America and Japan for control of the future. The prize was the world we live in now. And one of

Hetan Shah

HetanShah

‘Epidemics are social as well as biological phenomena.’ My @nature piece on the importance of social science and humanities in tackling our big global challengeshttps://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-00064-x Very helpful crowd sourced list