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    Comment #40376335

    This is great if you read it in a Fox Mulder voice.

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    Comment #39549654

    The book's first line really sets up a perfect opening shot for a TV version.

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    Comment #36896073

    There is as yet insufficient data for a meaningful article.

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    Comment #35616162

    Ghostface Killah is yet to sue Action Bronson.

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    Comment #31736328

    'I hope you die. I hope we both die' fits pretty well with Moby Dick too

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    Comment #29550045

    The story goes that Hunter S Thompson typed out the Great Gatsby to get the flow of the writing. Quite a different approach to his infamous daily routine.

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    Comment #26968917

    I enjoyed 99% Invisible's podcast on the seed vault, which I had no idea about prior to listening https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-vault/

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    Comment #25989043

    What is a good starting point for reading Baldwin?

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    Comment #25669263

    Brilliant story. This reminds me so much of David Foster Wallace's 'Little Expressionless Animals,' I wonder if DFW was aware of the broadcast and took it as inspiration

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    Comment #24707463

    Here's a unique penalty technique from Ezequiel Calvente, the opposite to the stutter technique https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lXnoQdEunE&ab_channel=Rosla...

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    Comment #22382438

    Sorry To Bother You from 2018 has a particular scene that runs counter to this idea. Very funny too

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    Comment #22139695

    Really interesting. The whole article feels like an argument against his point; pointing out the varied meanings, implications and stigmas of 'mere' or 'able' just reminds me how g…

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    Comment #21291409

    James Bloodworth's book Hired is a good companion piece. It covers what it's like to work in an Amazon warehouse in the UK, among other low paid jobs. I'm not sure if it was the ta…

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    Comment #21291355

    The Verge had a long read on life of Facebook moderators that is worth a read if you have the time. https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebo...

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    Comment #20524216

    Bill Bryson on Stonehenge: "Can you imagine trying to talk six hundred people into helping you drag a fifty-ton stone eighteen miles across the countryside and muscle it into an up…

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    Comment #20497448

    Kojima's a good example of how limitless creative freedom doesn't produce the best work. Tarantino is another. Even the best creative minds need a voice questioning whether a vampi…

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    Comment #20173067

    Unherd's review was a good read, the reviewer talking about how the book was wrong in an interesting way. https://unherd.com/2019/06/are-you-ready-for-fully-automated...

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    Comment #19580793

    If you're interested in Assange, check out Andrew O'Hagan's piece 'Ghosting' about being hired to ghost write Assange's autobiography. It's in his collection 'The Secret Life.'

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    Comment #18128515

    Love the big suit like David Byrne in Stop Making Sense.

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    Comment #18023839

    In the higher positions, yes.

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    Comment #16877314

    That's important from a product point of view. I see redditors unhappy about a specific community, I'm always confused why they're visiting that community. It's a good distinction,…