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Family Travels World Before Kids Go Blind, A Robot Rapper and The "De-extinction" Of The Tasmanian Tiger | Non-Obvious Insights #335
Thursday, August 25, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Scientists are trying to bring back Tasmanian Tigers from extinction. Back to school images from the Smithsonian archives
UPDATE: Here's the lost ketchup article link I forgot! | Non-Obvious Insights #334
Thursday, August 18, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, I think I was a bit too excited to send you the email this morning and forgot to include the story about the scientist who
The Scientist Who Saved Ketchup, a Boat Climbing Walrus and Why Some People Are Left Handed | Non-Obvious Insights #334
Thursday, August 18, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, I am in the emerging city of Cincinnati this week moving my son into his college dorm and writing about business lessons
Space Chorizo, the Bookshelf That Converts Into a Coffin and Why I'll Never Buy a MacBook | Non-Obvious Insights #333
Friday, August 12, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, For today's issue #333 of this newsletter I was tempted to do a theme around threes, or trios or something clever.
Selling Empty Cans, the Uselessness of Wikipedia and a Musical That May Be The Next Hamilton | Non-Obvious Insights #332
Thursday, August 4, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Several stories this week explored the power of photographs to shape our history and understand our own families. Another
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