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Saturday, December 31, 2016
Mama Mia, That's A Spicy Email!
Nautilus is curating Digg today — read a note from their Editor in Chief.
Digg Editions
Morning · Sat, Dec 31
NAUTILUS + DIGG
Nerve Nets And Fake News: A Note From Nautilus' Michael Segal
digg.com
Nautilus is curating Digg today — read a note from their Editor in Chief.
MESSING WITH YOUR HEAD
UNFRIENDSHIPS
How A Mental Disorder Gives Us A Unique Insight Into The Facebook Age
nautil.us
Capgras Syndrome distorts the relationship between recognition and familiarity. So does social media.
COLLECTIVE WISDOM 2.0
This Simple Trick Is Sharpening The Hive Mind
aeon.co
Start by realizing that some people's judgments deserve more weight than others.
HANS ON EDUCATOR
Three Minutes With Hans Rosling Will Change Your Mind About The World
nature.com
This physician and epidemiologist has influenced leaders from Melinda Gates to Fidel Castro. Now, he is on a new mission.
SECURITY WE DIGG | SPONSORED
Online Privacy Has Never Felt More At Risk
privateinternetaccess.com
A VPN from Private Internet Access is the easiest way to secure your browser history and online identity. If 2016 has taught us anything, hopefully it's to be a smarter, safer internet user.
I FOUGHT THE PHYSICAL LAW
INVISIBLE OR ABSENT?
The Case Against Dark Matter
quantamagazine.org
A proposed theory of gravity does away with dark matter, even as new astrophysical findings challenge the need for galaxies full of the invisible mystery particles.
COME BACK YESTERDAY
WATCH: Why Doesn't Time Flow Backwards?
digg.com
Physicist Sean Carroll talks about one of the deepest mysteries of time.
UNDER OUR NOSES
Is Physical Law An Alien Intelligence?
nautil.us
Alien life could be so advanced it becomes indistinguishable from physics.
LOOKIN' GOOD, SCIENCE
SCIENCE IS PRETTY
The Best Science Images Of The Year
nature.com
Storms, stars and other beautiful snaps.
GUT CHECK
IN THE HEAT OF BATTLE
Why Revolutionaries Love Spicy Food
nautil.us
The neuropsychological link between the chili pepper and risk-taking
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
WATCH: Your Gut Is A Second Brain
digg.com
What if how you think and feel isn't controlled just by your brain and central nervous system?
A STIFF DECISION
The Case For Freezing Your Body And Waiting For Resuscitation
waitbutwhy.com
You probably think cryonics are nonsense. Here's why you might be wrong.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
OUCH!
The Science Of Laser Hair Removal, In Slow Motion
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Lasers use hair to kill hair.
That's all for this dispatch — we'll see you in 2017!
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