The Upside of an Ego-Driven Space Race, Cup Noodle Ice Cream and An Insanely Useful Color Picking Tool | Non-Obvious Insights #277
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Euphoric Beverages, America's Weirdest Holiday and Teaching Asian Kids To Be "Proud of their Eyes" | Non-Obvious Insights #276
Thursday, July 1, 2021
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, I had some full pulling together some very unusual stories for you this week, from the new concept of "euphoric
LEGO's Impossible Brick, Liberia's Bold Olympic Uniform and the Secret History of Monopoly | Non-Obvious Insights #275
Thursday, June 24, 2021
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, It is just over one month until the Tokyo Olympics start and those of you who know me know I am a HUGE Olympic fan. I am
What Not To Do For Juneteenth, Why English Majors Are Declining and a Genius B2B Marketing Idea | Non-Obvious Insights #274
Thursday, June 17, 2021
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Earlier this week you might have seen my announcement about my latest book -- Beyond Diversity. I'm co-authoring it
America's Greediest Family Escapes Again, Overspending on Branding and the World's Most Nutritious Food | Non-Obvious Insights #273
Thursday, June 10, 2021
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, What is the world's most nutritious food? Are small companies and startups overspending on branding? Is the Sackler
Why I Was Wrong About Naomi Osaka, Forbidden Chicken Snuggling and Your Last Chance To Opt Out of Amazon's Sneaky Update | Non-Obvious Insights #272
Thursday, June 3, 2021
The most interesting and non-obvious stories of the week. Dear Newsletterest, Can science help your pet live forever? Why is chicken snuggling outlawed by the CDC? And how might poop-seeking drones
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