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In May 1932, a woman climbed out of a plane in a field in Northern Ireland, and a farmer (who I only assume was bedazzled) asked her how far she…

In December 1893, Arthur Conan Doyle pushed Sherlock Holmes over a waterfall and killed him. He wrote to his mother that he was in the middle of the last Holmes…

In 1902, the French administration in Hanoi finished a modern sewer system, and the rats moved in. So the city offered a bounty. One cent per rat. Unsurprisingly, collecting dead…

Every generation tends to inherit a story about work. The question is always whether or not it still fits the world you’re working in. Our grandparents learned loyalty. Our parents…

I’m tired of AI too. Every day, a new model pops up, a new update, another new thing that I’m apparently supposed to learn and understand before lunchtime. If your…

Imagine someone tells you about a psychiatric patient who walks into a shopping mall and stabs a young girl. Your stomach tightens. And somewhere underneath, without you deciding anything, your…

In 2015, Zappos offered its employees a strange deal. Adopt a new system with no bosses and no managers, or take a severance check and leave. Around 18% took the…

In April 2001, Chris Hadfield was holding onto the side of the International Space Station with one hand, 250 miles above Earth, when he went blind. He was on a…

Andre Agassi won eight Grand Slam titles playing a game he hated every single day. Not “grew tired of.” Not “had a complicated relationship with.” Literally hated. The first sentence…

In 2002, a baseball team (the Oakland Athletics) with almost no money beat teams with ten times the budget by noticing that everyone else was measuring the wrong thing. The…