So what's this about?
Every month you will get a bunch of links sourced from the most curious corners of the web. If you want to be on the receiving end of this, you only need to leave behind your email and confirm it once:
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Want to add a bit of spice with unexpected side-effects to your event? We can arrange for a live talk of a set of Curious Corners. It's kind of a like a rollercoaster, you sit down, take a ride and experience a thrill afterwards!
Of course the content of the talk is entirely up to the internet itself... However, we can guarantee our enthousiam and a hightened interest in all sorts of unrelated things!
If you're interested, get in touch via email: jsplattel@gmail.com
Wondering what other people say?
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
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 undiscoverd arts...
- Colourful postcolonial churches in India.
- A vaulted willow. Is it a bird? Is it a creature? Nah, architecture. Sadly...
- The oldest mystery about humans.
- It is illegal to own a rabbit in Queensland, Australia.
- Fishing for bombs.
- Smoking statue.
- I've finished a bachelor degree in chemistry, seeing a new type of bond announced is kind of a big deal!
- Making a 7000-kilometer bike route in Atlanta
- Mesh companies, based on cognitive surplus, quasi-moonlighting is one way the Hyperloop could be build.
- The next time you hear someone talking about algorithms, replace the term with “God” and ask yourself if the meaning changes.
Still unsure if you want this? Subscribe for a month and drop out when you want too! We won't use your email for anything else! Want to know more or have you found a curious corner? Shoot me an email at: jsplattel@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Joost & Kees