- The Laborers Who Keep Dick Pics and Beheadings Out of Your Facebook Feed | WIRED
The janitors of the future
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Research Fodder October 23, 2014
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Research Fodder October 22, 2014
- Le combat en armure au XVe siècle – YouTube
French network Figaro TV and The National Museum of the Middle Ages in Paris recorded a demonstration of what 15th century combat looked like when using full suits of armor.
- Good news: Senegal is officially Ebola-free – Vox
How to contain a plague
- Team advances genome editing technique
Cut & paste tools for genetic editing
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Research Fodder October 21, 2014
- 6 Warning Signs That a Scientific Study is Bogus – Junk Science – Popular Mechanics
Saved for future mic dropping during online “discussions.”
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Research Fodder September 20, 2014
- The Creepy Story of How Budapest Became a "City of Smiles" in the 1930s
Some Gloomy Sunday history
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Research Fodder September 18, 2014
- This Dunkable Drone Will Suck Up Whale Snot for Science
“[They first tried to to make] SnotBot a ruggedized UAV, protected from corrosive saltwater in its water-tight shell and collecting snot samples in a small dangling pail. That plan did not work out. Instead, the new iteration forgoes the hanging pail for a sterilized surgical sponge strapped to its belly and ditches its waterproof shell for a quick bath of distilled water after returning from missions”
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Research Fodder September 17, 2014
- Catholic witchdoctors of Bolivia – CNN.com
- For Longsword, a Comeback Ages in the Making – NYTimes.com
Modern Swordplay for fun and profit
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Research Fodder August 19, 2014
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Research Fodder August 3, 2014
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Research Fodder August 1, 2014
- Blessed By a Monk: My Magic Sak Yant Tattoo • Expert Vagabond
Firsthand Sak Yant experience
- Rules of Conduct « Sak Yant Thai Temple Tattoos
Brief listing of Sak Yant rules
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Research Fodder July 30, 2014
- BBC News – The dead dog that changed colour twice
“Once famous for patrolling London’s Waterloo station, he was one of a group of celebrity dogs who made thousands of pounds for charity from the mid-Victorian era until the 1950s. … This was not the only risk they faced. In 1896, a gang of criminals picked up Tim, an Irish terrier who worked at London’s Paddington station, and held him upside down over a suitcase, shaking him to free up the coins from his collection box. When released, he bit one of his assailants on the calf.”
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