Too many kiks on the dancefloor.
A Kik in the Internet’s groin.
Here is the other kik’s side of the story.
Update: The single point of failure weighs in.
Brazil’s Petrobras scandal, explained.
“How the absolutely stunning scandal happened, how it got uncovered, and how it’s reshaping Brazilian politics.”
Para as meninas e os meninos um quiz: Aconteceu em Brasília ou em ‘House of Cards’?
The Advantages and Drawbacks to Staying on Your Feet at Work.
Sit Pretty or Stand Tall?
(…) the opposite of addiction isn't sobriety. The opposite of addiction is social connection.
Erin Brockovich: We Are All Flint.
Google as a Fortune Teller.
The Secrets of Surveillance Capitalism.
“Most Americans realize that there are two groups of people who are monitored regularly as they move about the country. The first group is monitored involuntarily by a court order requiring that a tracking device be attached to their ankle. The second group includes everyone else…”
By the numbers: Syria’s five years, 60 months, 1,825 days or 43,800 hours of war.
“In reality it’s millions of people ‘sharing’ to produce a handful of billionaires.”
A Detailed Look at How We Read.
”Authors are understandably nervous about how new insights into reading behavior might shape publishers’ editorial decisions. Suppose you are writing a crime series, and readers gave up halfway through the latest installment. Publishers might not want to buy the next one. Or what if readers skip around in your nonfiction book, a common way to read nonfiction? An editor might want to cut the chapters people are skipping, potentially erasing useful context.“