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Aug. 5th, 2016 11:11 pmI probably find this XKCD funnier than it is.
Sunflowers move by the clock
America's First Medal at the Nazi Olympics Was For...Town Planning
The doctor who beat big tobacco
Dark Ages Palace Unearthed At King Arthur's Alleged Birthplace
Desert elephants pass on knowledge—not mutations—to survive
Forget Frozen, Lilo & Stitch is Disney’s best exploration of sisterhood
Perry Rosen has always loved tinkering with jukeboxes. The spectacle of the mechanized movements, the golden oldie tunes and the bright lights captivated him. He got his first machine when he was a teenager and then turned his hobby into a career. Now, he's one of the last jukebox repairmen around. (Video)
Yiddish has a word for it: Gitl Schaechter-Viswanath of Teaneck finishes her father’s Yiddish dictionary
Do trees communicate with each other?
How one little graphic became shared and adapted by millions
Do black holes have a back door?
Norway Proves That Treating Prison Inmates As Human Beings Actually Works
America seen from abroad: arrogant, nice, tech-savvy, free
Asian giant honeybees may move in synchrony to ventilate nests
Scientists Chart The Lifetime Of A Bee In Flight Paths
Why bad ideas refuse to die
Chinese team says it found evidence of mythical great flood (Quick, nobody tell Ken Ham!)
This Smithsonian scientist’s death was a mystery; 150 years later, his skeleton helped solve it
The Brain That Couldn’t Remember: The untold story of the fight over the legacy of “H.M.” — the patient who revolutionized the science of memory.
A Jewish Commodore Saved Monticello, And His Family Got Hell for It
Why the President Needs a Council of Historians
Spider sharing isn't always caring: Colonies die when arachnids overshare food
The U.S. coast is in an unprecedented hurricane drought — why this is terrifying
The Octopus Conspiracy: One Woman’s Search for Her Father’s Killer
How a Notorious Racist Inspired America’s National Parks
China's crackdown raises familiar specter of foreign forces
Yellow Fever Is Completely Preventable, So Why Are Millions At Risk?
US poised to hit Obama's target of 10,000 Syrian refugees
Anti-Semitic incidents rise 11 percent in UK this year
Nature's 2016 resource 'budget' already used up, report says
The village where dozens of young girls have been raped is still waiting for justice
Sunflowers move by the clock
America's First Medal at the Nazi Olympics Was For...Town Planning
The doctor who beat big tobacco
Dark Ages Palace Unearthed At King Arthur's Alleged Birthplace
Desert elephants pass on knowledge—not mutations—to survive
Forget Frozen, Lilo & Stitch is Disney’s best exploration of sisterhood
Perry Rosen has always loved tinkering with jukeboxes. The spectacle of the mechanized movements, the golden oldie tunes and the bright lights captivated him. He got his first machine when he was a teenager and then turned his hobby into a career. Now, he's one of the last jukebox repairmen around. (Video)
Yiddish has a word for it: Gitl Schaechter-Viswanath of Teaneck finishes her father’s Yiddish dictionary
Do trees communicate with each other?
How one little graphic became shared and adapted by millions
Do black holes have a back door?
Norway Proves That Treating Prison Inmates As Human Beings Actually Works
America seen from abroad: arrogant, nice, tech-savvy, free
Asian giant honeybees may move in synchrony to ventilate nests
Scientists Chart The Lifetime Of A Bee In Flight Paths
Why bad ideas refuse to die
Chinese team says it found evidence of mythical great flood (Quick, nobody tell Ken Ham!)
This Smithsonian scientist’s death was a mystery; 150 years later, his skeleton helped solve it
The Brain That Couldn’t Remember: The untold story of the fight over the legacy of “H.M.” — the patient who revolutionized the science of memory.
A Jewish Commodore Saved Monticello, And His Family Got Hell for It
Why the President Needs a Council of Historians
Spider sharing isn't always caring: Colonies die when arachnids overshare food
The U.S. coast is in an unprecedented hurricane drought — why this is terrifying
The Octopus Conspiracy: One Woman’s Search for Her Father’s Killer
How a Notorious Racist Inspired America’s National Parks
China's crackdown raises familiar specter of foreign forces
Yellow Fever Is Completely Preventable, So Why Are Millions At Risk?
US poised to hit Obama's target of 10,000 Syrian refugees
Anti-Semitic incidents rise 11 percent in UK this year
Nature's 2016 resource 'budget' already used up, report says
The village where dozens of young girls have been raped is still waiting for justice
