Too Close To Calm

How Newspapers Reacted To The Too-Close-To-Call Election, How Do You Know When Society Is About To Fall Apart?, How A Floating Hotel On The Great Barrier Reef Became A North Korean Ghost Ship

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THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW MERE ANARCHY IS LOOSED UPON THE WORLD How Do You Know When Society Is About To Fall Apart? nytimes.com Meet the scholars who study civilizational collapse. THE DIVIDED STATES OF AMERICA How Newspapers Reacted To The Too-Close-To-Call Election digg.com Overnight newspaper editors were presented with a a unique challenge to capture the unknown, without a clear winner or loser in Tuesday's US presidential election. Here is what newspapers across the country ran with on their front pages. LIVE The 2020 Presidential Election Electoral Map, Updated Live digg.com Here are the latest results from the 2020 Presidential, Senate, House and state governors races. WHISKEY WE DIGG | SPONSORED This Whiskey Maker's Process Is One-Of-A-Kind And It's Making A Difference In Our World rabbitholedistillery.com Rabbit Hole uses distinct recipes, specialty grains and innovative cooking processes to create whiskey. Here's why they're going above and beyond to make sure it's sustainable. WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT SHIP OUT OF LUCK How A Floating Hotel On The Great Barrier Reef Became A North Korean Ghost Ship vice.com What started its life as a five-star holiday hotspot now sits abandoned and rusting just north of the Korean demilitarized zone. THE BEST DISTRACTION The Best, Weirdest Dear Prudence Letters Of The Decade slate.com Here's a whole lot of The Slate's best Prudie columns to help you pass the time. WITH MORE POWER COMES MORE RESISTANCE The PS5's New Controller Is Amazing. Here's How It Works theverge.com Sony has added adaptive triggers to the new PS5 DualSense controller. These triggers and a greatly improved haptic feedback system create a new feel for next-gen games. A new teardown shows how it's possible. VIDEO OF THE DAY ROCK OUR WORLD This Is Why You Watch Out For Rocks Falling From Cliffs youtube.com Just a normal day working at a stone quarry in Romania. IN THE NEWS Presidency Hinges On Tight Races In Battleground States COVID Hospitalizations Surge As Pandemic Enters Alarming New Phase In US Austrian Police Arrest 14 In Manhunt After Gunman's Deadly Rampage Polish Government Delays Abortion Ban Due To Protests DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED The 8 Best Kitchen Gifts digg.com We've collected eight of our top picks for the cooks in our lives. And if we play our cards right, our friends might just make us something delicious in 2021. FROM THE ARCHIVES CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Writer Evan Ratliff Tried To Vanish: Here's What Happened (2009) wired.com It's one thing to report on the phenomenon of people disappearing. But to really understand it, I figured that I had to try it myself. So I decided to vanish. Wired readers, or whoever else happened upon the chase, would try to find me. LIFE IN PLASTIC, IT'S… FORENSIC Dollhouses Of Death That Trained America's Detectives (2017) messynessychic.com Around the very same time that the iconic American board game Clue was being developed in the 1940s, forensics detectives were being trained for real crime scene investigation in a similar, miniaturized fashion — with the help of a special collection of dollhouses. Patience is a virtue. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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🏠 Parent Trap

The Percentage Of Young Adults Living With Their Parents, Visualized, This Is The Biggest Mistake People Make With Microagressions At Work, The 2020 Vote Preferences Of 102 Common First Names

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TAKE A DEEP BREATH, RELAX MOVING THE NEEDLE This Is The Biggest Mistake People Make With Microagressions At Work fastcompany.com Racist microagressions can take place even when people have good intentions or view themselves as allies. This is the biggest way people mess up and what to do instead. KARENS FOR BIDEN The 2020 Vote Preferences Of 102 Common First Names nytimes.com We found some unexpected trends when we sorted our polling data by first name. CONGRATULATIONS, YOU PLAYED YOURSELF How Your Brain Tricks You Into Taking Risks During The Pandemic propublica.org The unprecedented nature of the pandemic undermines how we process information and assess risk. Need proof? Look around. A CASE OF MISSED IDENTITY A Nameless Hiker And The Case The Internet Can't Crack wired.com The man on the trail went by "Mostly Harmless." He was friendly and said he worked in tech. After he died in his tent, no could figure out who he was. INSURANCE WE DIGG | SPONSORED You're Just A Few Clicks Away From Protecting Your Family sproutt.com Sproutt is the new way of buying life insurance: it helps you find the best policy and rewards you for living a healthy lifestyle. Get life insurance with no medical exams, no needles and no waiting. Apply now. WINNERS AND LOSERS HOME NEVER ALONE The Percentage Of Young Adults Living With Their Parents, Visualized digg.com Since 2005, the percentage of young adults living with their parents has risen in several European countries and the US. NEW YORK I ❤️️ YOU BUT YOU'RE BRINGING ME DOWN The Death And Life Of The Greatest American City gen.medium.com COVID-19 has pulled the filter off much of our lives, revealing fault lines that had been there all along. Nowhere has this shift been more apparent than in New York City. PURE CLICKWAIT Stressed About The Election? Spend The Day Clicking Through This Endless Queue Of Perfect Distractions digg.com If you need to kill time, unwind or just think about literally anything other than the life-changing and country-shaping election today, do yourself a favor and head to this website. VIDEO OF THE DAY DON'T MANSION IT Urban Explorer Visits An Abandoned Multimillion-Dollar Mega-Mansion That Has An Indoor Water Slide youtube.com This ridiculously big mansion has an indoor basketball court and bowling alley, but shows no signs of anyone living in it. IN THE NEWS Huge Voter Turnout Expected Despite Virus, Political Rancor Manhunt In Vienna After Four Killed In Gun Rampage A Weary Puerto Rico Prepares For Referendum, New Leaders How The US Election Might Determine The Future Of Travel DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Don't Settle For Drug Store Holiday Cards This Year huckberry.com Look, we've definitely bought last-minute drug store cards before, but not this year. We're stocking up on cards early — and getting through our entire list by Thanksgiving. FROM THE ARCHIVES POST MORTEM What Went Wrong With The 2016 Polls? (2016) theatlantic.com Here's how public-opinion surveys and election forecasters misread the outcome of the presidential race. JUST TAKING A PEEK The Quest To Get Photos Of The USSR's First Space Shuttle (2019) wired.com French photographer Jonk snuck into Baikonur spaceport in Kazakhstan to capture images of the Buran shuttle. Happy Election Day! View the Edition at Digg.com »

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