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Design Lobster brings the curious world of design to you.
A weekly brain-disruption from the world of design delivered straight to your inbox every Monday morning. Whether you’re a design-curious amateur or a pro, Design Lobster will broaden your
The point of this newsletter is simple: data-driven startup analysis.
I read dozens of research reports, scan obscure subreddits, and cold email people that I’m not supposed to. I dig deep into each and every internet nook and cranny.
Weekly essays on how technology reshapes how we create and consume culture, plus updates on my book and writing.
10 things each day about the coronavirus outbreak: stats, facts, news, and misinfo.
The Diff is a daily newsletter covering inflection points in finance and technology. I aim to answer a simple question: in a few centuries, when historians reach a consensus on what was happening today, what will they believe?
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I’ve been told this newsletter has been making people cry at their desks at work since 2015, so maybe you want to cry in front your coworkers. Maybe you want to read someone talking about death and failure and weird sex and small joys an…
News and recommendations from the world of kit lit and middle grade books
Joachim Klement is an investment strategist based in London. Throughout his professional career, Joachim focused on asset allocation, economics, equities and alternative investments. But no matter the focus, he always looked at markets with…
David Greenwood's version a travel newsletter using data and visualisations.
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"Understandably is my personal project. It’s dedicated to exploring one or two big questions that I find myself asking over and over and over: “Why this, now?” or “What’s the real story behind this thing I’m reading..."