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  1. How refrigeration changed our food (nytimes.com)
    76 points 85
  2. Life on board a British nuclear submarine (2012) (theguardian.com)
    161 points 187
  3. Can Lego play the drums? [video] (youtube.com)
    144 points 19
  4. How the world's heaviest man lost it all (2017) (gq.com)
    36 points 34
  5. A Death Full of Life (beside.media)
    5 points 0
  6. What if plants were animals like any other? (booksandideas.net)
    54 points 68
  7. The trial of a child soldier who became a brutal rebel commander (narratively.com)
    48 points 50
  8. Unrepentant Baguette Merchant (niccolo.substack.com)
    27 points 20
  9. Queen Kristina and René Descartes (delanceyplace.com)
    14 points 2
  10. “Alexander the Grate” on living in the “interstices of the infrastructure” (smithsonianmag.com)
    75 points 40
  11. Walter Ong on Romanticism and Technology (2014) (thefrailestthing.com)
    25 points 0
  12. A reflection about automatic transcription of music (2018) (seventhstring.com)
    55 points 23
  13. Astronomers Detect Record-Breaking Gamma Ray Bursts (smithsonianmag.com)
    69 points 35
  14. The most-watched content on Netflix (irishtimes.com)
    3 points 0
  15. It’s Not You, It’s Me (thepointmag.com)
    62 points 11
  16. The Cedar Choppers (texasmonthly.com)
    35 points 23
  17. Alan Lomax and the Search for the Origins of Music (tabletmag.com)
    38 points 4
  18. How ‘Aladdin’ Came to Be (washingtonpost.com)
    28 points 13
  19. Books on Swearing (fivebooks.com)
    17 points 11
  20. Chasing the Aurora Borealis (newyorker.com)
    28 points 10
  21. A Short History of Chaosnet (2018) (twobithistory.org)
    53 points 6
  22. A Cultural History of Fat (historytoday.com)
    78 points 70
  23. An Andy Warhol Artwork Was Stolen and Never Seen Again (thedailybeast.com)
    27 points 22
  24. The Souls of Yellow Folk: Essays by Wesley Yang reviewed (spectator.us)
    37 points 30
  25. Crime is a Family Affair (theatlantic.com)
    78 points 82