Sundry #16: Driverless trucks, brain metaphors, banning dancing and more interesting links
Issue #16 · May 25th, 2016 · View in your browser **It's been a long time since I— Driverless trucks are coming and it's going to change lots of things**....
Sundry #15: Hacking elections, fasting, open loops and more interesting links
Issue #15 · April 18th, 2016 · View in your browser You are 23 but feel like you're 17? Well, at least that's how I feel. Time passes too quickly. Why? Many...
Sundry #14: Crows, Brazil, RICE and more interesting links
Issue #14 (welcome spring!) · March 21st, 2016 · View in your browser Sleeping six hours? It's not enough. A recent study recently found out that people “who...
Sundry #13: Speech, iPhones, diagnoses and more interesting links
Issue #13 · March 13th, 2016 · View in your browser Do you know what speech is? The foremost method of communication amongst humans occurs when our brain...
Sundry #12: Love pills, lawnmowers, Timothy Leary and more interesting links
Issue #12 · March 7th, 2016 · View in your browser Becoming a real expert at anything requires three things: excellent mentorship, unabashed support from...
Sundry #11: Lemonade, neural networks, cereal and more interesting links
Issue #11 · February 29th, 2016 · View in your browser Instead of starting a regular lemonade stand, a kid named Jack Bonneau started a chain. And because...
Sundry #10: Creative kids, Uber, octopi and more interesting links
Issue #10 · February 22nd, 2016 · View in your browser Here's the one article you should read this week: fascinating and rigorous research suggests the...
Sundry #9: Wheat, Chinese websites and more interesting links
Issue #9 · February 16th, 2016 · View in your browser Why work does not happen at work. When Jason Fried asked people “where do you go when you want to get...
Sundry #8: Prayer, mathematics, swearing & more interesting links
Issue #8 · December 28th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. Secrets from the world's most competitive cities These cities include Bucaramanga, Colombia;...
Sundry #7: How to disagree, experimental politics and more interesting links
Issue #7 · Deember 13th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. On how to disagree The Book of Life is an attempt to reconcile philosophical teachings with the...
Sundry #6: Humor, gift ideas and more interesting links
Issue #6 · Deember 7th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. Why do we have a sense of humor? Hopes&Fears asked humour researchers and theoreticians why we have a...
Sundry #5: Rojava, Goering & more interesting links
Issue #5 · November 30th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. A dream of secular utopia in ISIS' backyard In northern Syria, you will find a narrow piece of land...
Sundry #4: on Daesh and terrorism
Issue #4 · November 23rd, 2015 · View in your browser *This is going to be a bit of a special issue to try and make sense of all the BS we've been reading...
Sundry #3: perception, Van Gogh & more interesting links
Issue #3 · November 12th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. Why you often believe people who see the world differently are wrong The idea that you reached your...
Sundry Newsletter #2: Lost at sea, indecision and more interesting links
Issue #2 · November 9th, 2015 · View in your browser 1. Lost at sea: the man who vanished for 14 months Salvador Alvarenga was stranded on a boat drifting...
Sundry Newsletter #1: Warhol, WhatsApp and more fresh links
sundry newsletter Issue #1 · November 2nd, 2015 · View in your browser Hi! Thanks for subscribing! This is the first issue of Sundry, a reading list for...