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What the presidential election has to do with aliens and coffee cups.

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What third world children have to do with NYC commuting and why RFID beats honor systems every time.

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Postcards from the afterlife, fridge-peeping, and why George W is buying people Stormtrooper outfits.

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SPECIAL: Second Annual Not-So-Much Awards

Bowel bothers, $4 million can-can, wow- lessness, flogger flops, unfab abs, FedEx, how “the social” never happened, what public bathroom walls have to do with big mergers, and why Gossip Girl isn’t feeling lucky. After a year of celebrating the good, welcome to the second annual round-up of the bad and the ugly: the Brain Pickings Not-So-Much Awards.

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Cat herding, bionic lobsters, how to finally understand your mother, and why Ian likes the Over Under.

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We’re starting a new thing: every Friday, you get a quick everyday good-to-know. So go ahead, know.

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Extreme fathers, liberating stuff that won’t get you arrested, constraining stuff that’ll liberate you, a 30-pound lump, couture with a conscience, why spices are hot, how the Germans do it, and where to find the world’s most available man.

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Money to burn, the world’s most profitable non-retailer, worse than rehab, outmobying Moby, farting sheep, cashing in on karma, how Josh feels about the homeless, and absolutely nothing related to Halloween. Welcome to the Price Tags of Life issue.

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Search results for “math”

The Other Electorate

What the presidential election has to do with aliens and coffee cups.

RFID vs. Honor

What third world children have to do with NYC commuting and why RFID beats honor systems every time.

Layman Voyeurism

Postcards from the afterlife, fridge-peeping, and why George W is buying people Stormtrooper outfits.

SPECIAL: Second Annual Not-So-Much Awards

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Inner Kid Fodder

Cat herding, bionic lobsters, how to finally understand your mother, and why Ian likes the Over Under.

Friday FYI: Auditory Freedom

We’re starting a new thing: every Friday, you get a quick everyday good-to-know. So go ahead, know.

New Ways of Doing

Extreme fathers, liberating stuff that won’t get you arrested, constraining stuff that’ll liberate you, a 30-pound lump, couture with a conscience, why spices are hot, how the Germans do it, and where to find the world’s most available man.

Price Tags of Life

Money to burn, the world’s most profitable non-retailer, worse than rehab, outmobying Moby, farting sheep, cashing in on karma, how Josh feels about the homeless, and absolutely nothing related to Halloween. Welcome to the Price Tags of Life issue.

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Search results for “math”

What the presidential election has to do with aliens and coffee cups.

What third world children have to do with NYC commuting and why RFID beats honor systems every time.

Postcards from the afterlife, fridge-peeping, and why George W is buying people Stormtrooper outfits.

Cat herding, bionic lobsters, how to finally understand your mother, and why Ian likes the Over Under.

We’re starting a new thing: every Friday, you get a quick everyday good-to-know. So go ahead, know.

Extreme fathers, liberating stuff that won’t get you arrested, constraining stuff that’ll liberate you, a 30-pound lump, couture with a conscience, why spices are hot, how the Germans do it, and where to find the world’s most available man.

Money to burn, the world’s most profitable non-retailer, worse than rehab, outmobying Moby, farting sheep, cashing in on karma, how Josh feels about the homeless, and absolutely nothing related to Halloween. Welcome to the Price Tags of Life issue.

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