What’s the deal? Over the weekend, we’ll update this post with some of the most interesting articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces we’re too busy to write about.
OK, only crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday, so we try to explore new subjects on weekends.
Feel free to join in and submit entries on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.
Marathon swimmer and Guinness World Record holder Martin Strel has navigated pirates, piranhas and parasites in more than two decades tackling some of the planet's most menacing waters. https://t.co/kn36Q6Spo2
Get ready to see one of the most famous and hight-paid athletes in history like you have never seen before.
This three part docuseries up close and personal with soccer star Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior. @Neymarjr: The Perfect Chaos premieres January 25 pic.twitter.com/vtyDoIagCZ
The robotic companion was once a dream of techno-utopianism, but our nearly 100-year romance with the robot dog has come to a dystopian end. https://t.co/dlDVGPSdRq
"One of the great achievements of the American world order, crafted in the wake of World War II, was to anoint democracy as the ultimate form of political organization… Xi is challenging that primacy of liberal ideals…." — @MichaelSchuman:https://t.co/l8lxSoVhpN
While the pandemic didn't miraculously disappear, 2021 wasn't all bad. Here is a snapshot of the good stuff, from vaccinations to cheese. https://t.co/l20d7NpKs3
“John Currin Is the Caligula of Painting. Someone whose work is so specifically fucked-up, perverse, shocking, visually insolent, menacing, and mesmerizing that as it puts us off, it also pulls us in.”Read this: See if your taste will betray you. https://t.co/INvpx7Il7i
You should procrastinate more! But you have to do it the right way. Read and share my “How to Build a Life” @TheAtlantic today: https://t.co/q4VhzbV0OF
"Governments fell, democracies were challenged, and climate-related destruction was unleashed, all while the casualties of the pandemic continued to amass," writes Meaghan Looram, The New York Times' director of photography.
‘We are under capitalist rule, and it’s killing us,’ says the musician and self-declared billionaire in a new conversation with artist Tino Sehgal.https://t.co/X1vexZ8udV
From a guy who swallowed an AirPod to a teen's encounter with a seagull while on an amusement park ride, here's a look back at some of the videos that won over the internet in 2021. https://t.co/YVKRpH70xZpic.twitter.com/wANH358HiB
187 critics and journalists voted on the best films and performances in our 2021 critics poll. Jane Campion’s #ThePowerOfTheDog won by a landslide. https://t.co/Sx0iyu3zA3
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