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A collection of informational and though-provoking reads as we navigate the pandemic covering India, the US, and international.
Trissues is a newsletter about celebrities but really about my feelings.
Trissues comes out twice a week. One Trissue is always free, but paid subscribers will get two Trissues a week for $5 monthly.
Data for the decentralized economy. Today, public blockchains and other crypto networks offer incredibly compelling datasets which are only beginning to be understood. We strongly...
Free weekly newsletter with our favorite half marathons and other distance races.
Every weekday, a newsletter with more amazing races we think you’ll love running + occasional exclusive, limited-time discounts to those events.
Weekly essa…
A newsletter for fans who are sick of sexism, and ready for equality for women in sports.
Messari is promoting transparency and smarter decision making in crypto.
We warned people about the excesses and frothiness of the 2017 market. Now that the ICO bubble has popped, we’re offering you comprehensive insights you won’t get any…
Weekly essays on how technology reshapes how we create and consume culture, plus updates on my book and writing.
Well Vegan launched in January 2012, primarily as a meal planning subscription service for vegans. Today we focus on recipe development, with our primary goal to make eating vegan simple, delicious and accessible.
You get a weekly email to:
optimize your health,
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& gain deeper understanding of life through Science and Philosophy.
If these topics interest you, subscribe to this free newsletter.
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US healthcare is a joke. Let's make it funny.
Out-Of-Pocket is a weekly comedic deep-dive and analysis into the rabbithole that is our healthcare system. Existing healthcare research is dry and boring, and raises questions like: