Mélanie Francès runs "My Book Hunter", a club where she picks one awesome work of fiction each month and sends it to you handwrapped. This month is "Almost Famous Women"… Read the rest of the article: The joy of a monthly book club: "My Book Hunter"
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Clive Thompson If you've been watching The Jinx, HBO's documentary miniseries on Robert Durst, that eerie, ethereal music occasionally in the background is the musical saw, played by Natalia Paruz, NYC's "saw… Read the rest of the article: The "musical saw" is on the soundtrack to "The Jinx"
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Clive Thompson Welcome to online learning at Rutgers!
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Clive Thompson Homeless shelters are simply more expensive.
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Clive Thompson Behold Lunate, an intriguing swipe-based system for typing on an Apple watch. You can try it out yourself right now by downloading the Lunate app on an Iphone or Ipad.
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Clive Thompson Why did violins slowly develop f-shaped sound-holes? Because it makes them more acoustically powerful than their ancestors, which had holes shaped liked a circle — as a team of MIT… Read the rest of the article: Why violin makers adopted the f-shaped hole
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Clive Thompson I've recently become obsessed with Waterlogue, an Iphone-only app that takes photos and transforms them into watercolor-style images.
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Clive Thompson Hey folks! I'm Clive Thompson, and I'm a journalist who writes about the impact of technology and science on everyday life. I'm the author of Smarter Than You Think: How Technology Is Changing… Read the rest of the article: I'm Clive Thompson, the next guestblogger
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Clive Thompson Clive Thompson says that there are three principal biases that today's digital tools introduce to human thought.