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• Alchemical texts - 16th Century
• Wikipedia:Unusual articles - Wikipedia
• FE-Schrift - Wikipedia
• Semantic satiation - Wikipedia
• Jonathan Lee Riches - Wikipedia (vexatious litigation)
• Postcards from the Frontiers of Science • New paint colors invented by neural network
• The Pi Code
• Writing in Pilish
• £sd - Wikipedia
• how to tell if a number is divisible by another number
• The Elian Script
• The widespread and persistent myth that it is easier to multiply and divide with Hindu-Arabic numerals than with Roman ones. - The Renaissance Mathematicus
• An Overview Guide to Leather Grades
• Extracting (almost Pure) Caffeine From Caffeine Pills.: 5 Steps
• 3m6xOfE.jpg (JPEG Image, 1350 × 1852 pixels) (Michelle Obama and not covering her head in Saudi Arabia)
• Why happiness is difficult to define: Wikipedia's answer is the result of 6,000 edits by over 3,000 users — Quartz
• The Intelligence Trap
• Nice to know it’s not men’s fault - Stats Chat (“Science proves beautiful women do make men cheat on their partners”)
• Evolution of cetaceans - Wikipedia
• Women Describe The Smoothest Way They Were Asked Out - Imgur
• From 1,000,000 to Graham's Number - Wait But Why
• Why Cryonics Makes Sense - Wait But Why
• The Factory - Wikipedia
• Cities of Refuge - Wikipedia
• If I had a long enough blog delay, I could just schedule this one for 1 Jan 2026 - Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• Backmasking - Wikipedia
• Spite house - Wikipedia
• Sweater curse - Wikipedia
• Wiki Links – AellaGirl
• Work spouse - Wikipedia
• Ars Amatoria - Wikipedia
• Death notification - Wikipedia
• Otherkin - Wikipedia (~non-human)
• Sub rosa - Wikipedia
• Pronoia (psychology) - Wikipedia
• Eris (mythology) - Wikipedia
• Чоткий Лисп: olpa
• reality check - Could large but sparsely populated country control its borders? - Worldbuilding Stack Exchange
• The Problem With Dust on the Moon and Mars - now.space
• 613 commandments - Wikipedia
• Berkeley Summer Reading
• Fitts's law - Wikipedia
• List of games that Buddha would not play - Wikipedia
• Ron Burk: Commas Depend on Linebreaks