When imagining socialism it’s easy to picture utopian or dystopian visions pulled from Star Trek or 1984, but a near-future socialist system wouldn’t look so radically different from the one we live in.
molleindustria.org“Dadu is a particularly empathetic illustrator who has built an extraordinary body of work for our Disability series. In this case, an image which embodies community, placemaking, and the relative…
nytimes.comIt is thought that Euclid wrote Elements in about 300 BC, but Oliver Byrne turned it into one of the true gems of visualization — and made it about 100 times more readable. By seamlessly combining…
agilescientific.comBehind one of the most iconic computer games of all time is a theory of how cities die—one that has proven dangerously influential.
logicmag.ioAirlines are looking more and more to all-star chefs and leaving frozen food on the no-fly list.
fortune.comKidnapping for ransom is almost always a deliberative enterprise. Kidnappers perform research, assess risks, manage costs, and, if they’re in it for the long term, build reputations.
nybooks.comWe’ve all sat in those presentations.
mcdreeamiemusings.comIntroduction This is a follow-up to a post from earlier this year discussing the likelihood of encountering two identical packs of Skittles.
possiblywrong.wordpress.comThe techies who figured out how not to pay for an Uber, or a mattress, ever again
1843magazine.comIs it possible to take down the internet by physically attacking its infrastructure?
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