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Tue Mar 17
A Newly Discovered Recording Lets You Hear Delta Blues Legend Robert Johnson in Stunning Clarity
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How George Orwell Predicted the Rise of “AI Slop” in Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949)
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Watch La Linea, the Popular 1970s Italian Animations Drawn with a Single Line
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10,000 Chicago Concert Recordings Are Being Uploaded to the Internet Archive: Nirvana, Phish, Sonic Youth, They Might Be Giants & More
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Leo Tolstoy Calls Shakespeare an ‘Insignificant, Inartistic Writer.’ Then George Orwell Fires Back
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Watch 35 Short Films by Charles and Ray Eames: “Powers of Ten,” the History of the Computer & More
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Isaac Asimov Reviews George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four and Calls It “Not Science Fiction, But a Distorted Nostalgia for a Past that Never Was”
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Sci-Fi Writer Arthur C. Clarke Predicts the Future in 1964: Artificial Intelligence, Instantaneous Global Communication, Remote Work, Singularity & More
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What You Would See and Feel While Traveling Near the Speed of Light
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Explore 1,000,000 Digitized Artworks from Across the UK: Paintings, Sculptures, Street Art & More
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9 Things a Woman Couldn’t Do in 1971
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The Self-Balancing Monorail: A 1910 Train That Could Balance Without Falling
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How the CIA Secretly Funded Abstract Expressionism During the Cold War
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John Cage’s Silent, Avant-Garde Piece 4′33″ Gets Covered by a Death Metal Band
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Discover Gadsby: The 50,000-Word Novel Written Without Using the Letter E (1939)
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Watch 434 Avant-Garde and Surreal Short Films Online: Salvador Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, Luis Buñuel and Many More
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How a Clean, Tidy Home Can Help You Survive the Atomic Bomb: A Cold War Film from 1954
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Watch the Titanic and Lusitania Sink in Real Time: One Fast, One Slow
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How Everything in a Medieval Castle Worked, from Its Moats to Its Dungeons
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Discover the Retirement Home for Elderly Musicians Created by Giuseppe Verdi: Created in 1899, It Still Lives On Today
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How James Cameron Shot Titanic’s Hugely Complex Sinking Scene
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Discover the First Horror & Fantasy Magazine, Der Orchideengarten, and Its Bizarre Artwork (1919–1921)
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How Many Lives Does God Take in the Bible: An Investigation into a Surprisingly High Body Count
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A Free Course on Karl Marx’s Capital, Volume 1 from Yale University
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How Kraftwerk’s 22-Minute Song “Autobahn” Became an Early Masterpiece in Electronic Music (1975)
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Watch Errol Morris’s Tune Out the Noise Free Online: A Documentary About the Financial Revolution That Transformed Investing
2w
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When Soviet Youth Bootlegged Western Rock Music on Discarded X‑Rays: Hear Original Audio Samples
3w
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An Introduction to Brutalism: The Iconic Postwar Architectural Style That Combined Utopianism and Concrete
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Meet the “Telharmonium,” the First Synthesizer (and Predecessor to Muzak), Invented in 1897
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See the Climactic Ending of Steven Spielberg’s Breakout Duel Recreated Entirely with 3D-Printed Models
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How the Hoover Dam Works: A 3D Animated Introduction
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Lynda Barry on How the Smartphone Is Endangering Three Ingredients of Creativity: Loneliness, Uncertainty & Boredom
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Watch Jazzy Spies: 1969 Psychedelic Sesame Street Animation, Featuring Grace Slick, Teaches Kids to Count
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Every Known Work by Georgia O’Keeffe Has Been Digitized and Made Available Online
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Why Smart People Feel Like Frauds: The Psychology of Impostor Syndrome and Its Hidden Benefits
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How Quentin Tarantino’s One-Night “Detest Fest” Changed His Life & Set Him on the Path to Pulp Fiction
1mo
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An Introduction to the Strait of Hormuz and Its Role in the Longstanding US-Iran Conflict
1mo
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Alan Lomax’s Massive Music Archive Is Online: Features 20,000 Historic Blues & Folk Recordings
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Jim Jarmusch Picks His Favorite Films from the The Criterion Collection
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