Sundry: Anton Chekhov, instant noodles and cardiology
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Basis, a mental healthy startup, provides “unlicensed therapists” at the rate of $35 for 45 minutes (the market for online therapy will only increase) — theverge.com
Anton Chekhov's six rules to write great stories — brainpickings.org
For the very first time, Israeli authorities held an American student at the Tel-Aviv airport because she supports BDS — apnews.com
Andy Rubin (creator of Android) is pivoting Essential to create some kind of AI-assistant device — bloomberg.com
The eternal life of the instant noodle (an in-depth BBC feature, full of fascinating stories and facts about the Japanese-born delicacy) — bbc.co.uk
A new wide-ranging research shows that eating quality meat and dairy can be good for the heart — escardio.org
René Girard two big ideas, mimesis and the sacrifice of the scapegoat, explained (I am interested because Peter Thiel and Zuckerberg are interested) — mythinking.rocks
Google's big advantage in times of PR crisis is that it provides a real service (unlike Facebook) — theverge.com
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