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The medical profession saw nothing wrong with offering a cocaine-laced cola to white, middle-class consumers. Selling it to Black Americans was another matter.

The geopolitical reasons that Japan attacked Pearl Harbor and why the U.S. dropped the bomb during WW2, plus the strategy that helped the U.S. win the War in the Pacific. How did they not teach us this in high school?

The recycling icon is omnipresent. The chasing arrows, or their cousin the plastic resin code, are often plastered on products that aren’t recyclable at all! Last year, the Environmental Protection Agency said that the symbol’s use on many plastic products was "deceptive".

There are tons of different beer glasses out there, but they’re not created equally. The nonic pint glass was made in the early 1900s with the beer drinker and the bartender in mind.

Demanding Short, Dumb Answers About Hate Speech Makes You A Useful Idiot For Bigots.

The daily scrum exists for team members to sync, not to report status to the Scrum Master.

Let us rise and make similar noises!

The movement of the ‘four no’s’ poses strong opposition to patriarchy in South Korea, which has the largest wage gap of the developed countries

Remember what happened with the Tower of Babel? Same type of deal

A conversation about the “mediocre monopolists” of Big Tech, the weirdness of crypto, and the real lessons of science fiction.

Look back on one of the most impactful careers in the history of the Premier League: Sergio Aguero's era-defining 10 years at Manchester City.

The monarchy had a plan in place for years. With the a flip of a switch, the internet went into mourning.

The year was 1943, and Americans were in crisis. Across the Atlantic, war with Germany was raging. On the home front, homemakers were facing a very different sort of challenge: a nationwide ban on sliced bread.

Some cats do it, but others can’t—and researchers still don’t fully understand why