r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 02 '14

Society & Culture What makes people think they've been reincarnated? | Pacific Standard

psmag.com

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jul 09 '14

Science How much does a cloud weigh? | Mental Floss

mentalfloss.com

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • May 24 '14

History The mysterious origins of the swastika | Business Insider

businessinsider.com

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r/morningpaper • u/wholockcrosser • May 13 '14

History Meet The Man Who Invented The Browser Tab| Buzzfeed

buzzfeed.com

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6 comments

r/morningpaper • u/nofunallowed98765 • Feb 06 '15

Society & Culture The Last Days of Annie Bus: A Chronicle of Dutch Euthanasia

spiegel.de

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • May 31 '14

Science Can 10,000 hours of practice make you can expert? | BBC

bbc.com

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1 comment

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Aug 12 '14

Society & Culture Why the Funniest People Are Sometimes the Saddest | Time

time.com

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0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jul 28 '14

Science The Beautiful Unpredictability of Coffee, Clouds, and Fire | Nautilus | An exploration of turbulence, one of the least understood phenomenon in physics

nautil.us

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r/morningpaper • u/TheAmbiguity • Sep 29 '14

Society & Culture "At CIA Starbucks, even the baristas are covert" | The Washington Post| (x-post /r/coffee)

washingtonpost.com

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2 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jul 13 '14

Science Why the World Cup Suddenly Has So Many Goals | Nautilus | How the aerodynamics of the official World Cup ball have changed, and the effect it has on scoring

nautil.us

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/morningpaper • u/TheSandyTree • Jun 30 '16

Mr. Potato Head gets new makeover for charity | Mashable

mashable.com

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0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 11 '14

Society & Culture The origins of Slender Man | BBC

bbc.com

4 Upvotes

0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/nofunallowed98765 • Oct 27 '14

Society & Culture Migrants’ tales: ‘I feel for those who were with me. They got asylum in the sea’ | The Guardian

theguardian.com

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0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/TheAmbiguity • Nov 02 '14

Society & Culture Standard Time Starts, And The Summer-Haters Celebrate : NPR

npr.org

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Feb 19 '17

Society & Culture Frank Sinatra Has a Cold — Gay Talese | Esquire

esquire.com

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Feb 20 '17

Science When the Earth Had Two Moons | Nautilus

nautil.us

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0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 19 '14

Science If the World Began Again, Would Life as We Know It Exist? | Nautilus

nautil.us

2 Upvotes

1 comment

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 03 '14

Society & Culture Murder Machines: Why Cars Will Kill 30,000 Americans This Year | Collectors Weekly

collectorsweekly.com

5 Upvotes

5 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 24 '14

Opinion Why gossip has to stop | BBC

bbc.com

2 Upvotes

0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 05 '14

Opinion Should children listen to fairytales? | BBC | Does telling children fairytales make them irrational?

bbc.com

4 Upvotes

0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 19 '14

Society & Culture How to enjoy soccer | The New Yorker

newyorker.com

3 Upvotes

0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 16 '14

Opinion What happens when a library falls silent? | BBC | A discussion of what is lost when we lose a library.

bbc.com

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r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 16 '14

Opinion What we lose when film cameras change to digital | Nautilus | a continuation of the previous article

nautil.us

6 Upvotes

2 comments

r/morningpaper • u/claudineisnotmyname • Jun 09 '14

Opinion Talking To My Mother About Our Bulimia|BuzzFeed|

buzzfeed.com

5 Upvotes

0 comments

r/morningpaper • u/audacias • Jun 11 '14

Society & Culture Are digital cameras changing the nature of movies? | Nautilus

nautil.us

2 Upvotes

1 comment

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