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The only newsletter I read ~ Jelle Akkerman
A Field Guide to getting lost on the web ~ A passer-by
Ever get lost on the web? This makes me think about exploring the web, reading other books and listening to different podcasts ~ Peter Joosten
Highly recommended! ~ Martijn Aslander
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๐ซ What to expect?
Scared for what may lie ahead? Curious about what could you encounter in the monthly newsletter?
Below you will find a short selection ranging from micro-biology, to epic poems and technological feats. Including rare discoveries and undiscovered arts...
- Speaking visualised.
- A portmanteau of every word in English.
- How a mechanical watch works.
- Small paradises on the back on the back of trucks.
- An invisible wall at a tape factory.
- This camera takes a shot that takes 1000 years. Thanks Pim!
- Megalopolis is the mother of all cities.
- A beetle sculpture.
- Human culture was created not by language (conventional wisdom) but by the exchange of ideas.
- Tea by sea, cha by land.
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