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WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Millennials Love Coupons Now And Other Facts digg.com Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Couponing is cool again, an ancient egg of bog butter and why real archers never used fire arrows.​ WHAT'S HAPPENING Bernie Sanders Vows To Work With Hillary Clinton To Stop Donald Trump Second EgyptAir Black Box Recovered 51 US Diplomats Urge Strikes Against Assad In Syria Meat Loaf Collapses On Stage During Canadian Concert SPIRITS WE DIGG | SPONSORED A Club For Adventurous Drinkers flaviar.com Flaviar lets you sample the best booze from around the world without the commitment (and cost) of a full bottle. So all those drinks you keep talking about trying but never actually do? Now's your chance. SOME FEET FOR THOUGHT Here's What Might Be Happening To Your Feet When You Run In Shoes arstechnica.com Researchers found that despite the common assumption, the muscles in your foot get stronger when running in cushy-soled shoes. Is India Paving Over A Fossil Record Treasure Trove? nautil.us Why isn't India doing more to protect its rare evolutionary record? IN THE GAME OF SOCIAL NETWORKS Microsoft's New Secret Weapon Is Reid Hoffman backchannel.com In an exclusive interview, LinkedIn's founder talks about the merger and how he will be working with Satya on strategy and, maybe, chatbots. Will Google Or Facebook Buy Twitter? vanityfair.com The fate of the social-media company is becoming much clearer. WHO'S DRIVING THIS THING? The DIY Autonomous Cars Going Where Google Won't theverge.com More than anything, the first installment of Self Racing Cars felt like an engineering hackathon. An Assessment Of James Corden's Driving On Carpool Karaoke slate.com One might wonder if it's safe to film a TV show inside of a car while singing with multiple celebrities. And, thanks to the precautions of the 'Late Late Show' producers, it kinda is? BEFORE YOU GO Crazy 'Microburst' Wind Storm Causes Planes To Take Off Spontaneously digg.com Microbursts are characterized by intense winds — so intense, in fact, that they can cause unmanned, unpowered propeller planes to start flying. What a coincidence! We're going to start this weekend with microbursts of drinking (shots). Until then, enjoy your Friday! View the Edition at Digg.com »

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