The Curious Corners #116

🎆 Happy new year! The earth circled sol again and it'll keep going for a while. Thanks for joining for another year!

Fun fact: I (Joost) modified the clock of my mac to show the date as: 02025-01-03, just to make me think about how we experience time.

Anyway, here are 20 random things we've found on the internet in the past month and a half. Enjoy!

• The secret history of Indian sci-fi.
• Owning land like a checkerboard.
• You've reached the end of the Internet.
• Print your own supersonic airplane.
• Taking pixelated pictures.
• Large lifeforms that inhabited earth.
• An incomplete festive folk-rhyme taxonomy.
• What busy looks like.
• Journaling by embroidering.
• The one hundred pages strategy to read more.

• The difference between pillars & columns.
• A tablecloth for conversations.
• What an unprocessed photo looks like.
• A honking typeface.
• The oldest running restaurant.
• Why Japan’s internet looks weird.
• Panoramas to immerse yourself into Star Trek.
• It will continue to grow except at that point.
• Play the lottery every second.
• Masonry techniques of the Inca's.

We're open for collaboration with this newsletter and if you have an interesting thing we could work on, be sure to let us know!

That's it, thanks for reading! Also, please let us know by email if you have any suggestions for the Curious Corner! Thanks!

Joost & Kees