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The World Cup Contradiction, Tuvalu Becomes a Reluctantly Digital Nation and TIME's Best Photos of the Year | Non-Obvious Insights #348
Thursday, November 24, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Happy Thanksgiving to those who celebrate it here in the US or across the world. I am writing this week's edition of
The Best 100 Non-Obvious Books of 2022, How To Give Away Billions of Dollars and Flyers For Awkward Moments | Non-Obvious Insights #347
Thursday, November 17, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Our Non-Obvious Book Awards are finally here! This week you'll see a list of our picks for the top 100 non-fiction
Elite Travel Status Gets Harder, Ancient Head Lice and the VR Headset That Could Kill You | Non-Obvious Insights #346
Thursday, November 10, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, As I have hit the road for the past several weeks traveling for speaking gigs, it's easy to see that travel has
Ten Futuristic Cities, Bhutan's New Brand and Why Elon Musk Is The Best Thing For Twitter | Non-Obvious Insights #345
Thursday, November 3, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, What will the ten most futuristic cities that will be built in our lifetimes look like? What if Elon Musk's takeover is
Pouring Soup on Priceless Art, How Skechers Steals Designs and GriefTech To Speak With Dead Relatives | Non-Obvious Insights #344
Thursday, October 27, 2022
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, When climate protestors pour soup on priceless art and it gets people to pay attention to their cause, do the ends justify
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