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What America's Shopping Malls Looked Like In 1989, The Final Days Of Japan's Most Incredible Arcade, You Can Own This Former ICBM Silo In The Arizona Desert, and more.

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IT'S FREE REAL ESTATE MALLS OF AMERICA What America's Shopping Malls Looked Like In 1989 flashbak.com In 1989, Michael Galinsky, then a 20-year-old student, took a month to cross the USA. Everywhere he went, he photographed America's shopping malls. ICBM NOT INCLUDED You Can Own This Former ICBM Silo In The Arizona Desert popularmechanics.com The ex-Titan II silo hosted a missile fitted with a nine megaton thermonuclear warhead. STRANGE POWER A Weird Earthquake Just Put A Crack In France nationalgeographic.com An uncommonly shallow temblor rattled the country, sending scientists buzzing as they began hunting down its source. INVESTING WE DIGG | SPONSORED Pick Up A Monocle, Because You're About To Become A Fine Art Investor masterworks.io In 2018, investment in fine art earned an estimated 10.6% compared to a -5.1% decline for funds invested in the S&P 500. Don't miss your opportunity to avoid the next economic downturn. Learn More. PICTURE THIS PICTURE THIS The Rainbow-Hued Architecture Of Turkey, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week digg.com The flooding in Fishlake, the disappearing launderettes of London and more best photos of the week. BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL OUT OF CREDITS The Final Days Of Japan's Most Incredible Arcade kotaku.com On Sunday, November 17, perhaps the most elaborately themed arcade in the country, Anata no Warehouse in Kawasaki, will shut down for reasons that remain unexplained. SURVIVING REALITY The Upsetting 'Survivor' Sexual Harassment Episode Is Reality TV At Its Most Real theringer.com One contestant's inappropriate touching was called out. What followed was a disappointing look at how these situations so often play out. THERE'S NO 'TEAM' IN 'WE' How The Doomed Masa Son-Adam Neumann Relationship Set WeWork On The Road To Disaster fastcompany.com For Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, Neumann was the prodigal son he never had, with a wild-eyed vision to rival Son's own. The inside story of how it all went wrong. VIDEO OF THE DAY CONSTANT VIGILANCE Suspicious Deer Encounters A Decoy Deer In The Woods, Snaps It In Half rumble.com Stranger danger is real in the animal kingdom, too. FROM THE DIGG STORE Build And Host Unlimited Websites Without Coding With WordPress Page Builder store.digg.com Make building websites easy and seamless with WP Page Builder. This unlimited plan gives you complete access to a drag and drop builder and hosting for life — all for just $49. Let's go to the mall, y'all. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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