In the grand scheme of things984 Archives it could be argued we're still in the infancy of the Information Age. Many of the breakthroughs and discoveries made since the advent of the transistor were simply inconceivable a century ago. Yet despite being a relative newcomer, we already have a lifetime of achievements to marvel over.
What makes tech especially interesting for some is that it's peppered with anecdotes and fun facts that add substance to a story and make them even more compelling. Here are some of our favorites that you might not have known about.
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Your Friends Are Not HR
World Book Night, Shakespeare Day by Sadie Stein
The EV tax credit loophole doesn’t cover most EVs. But there’s a loophole.
Join Us This Thursday! by The Paris Review
Taking Back Power
Maurice Sendak on 'Bumble
Who Needs the Pulitzer? We’ve Got Joshua Cohen! by The Paris Review
Moon Madness by Sadie Stein
How to see 5 planets align in order for first time in 18 years
Big Squeeze by Ezra Glinter
All Tomorrow’s Parties
Literary Paint Chips: Gallery 1 by Leanne Shapton and Ben Schott
Last Blockbuster store is now on Airbnb for a nostalgic '90s sleepover
Can you masturbate too much?
Let’s Do It, Pruitt!
Green Car, Nightfall by Margaret Weatherford
Rushdie Is Bored, Pynchon Goes Public by Sadie Stein
Mia Khalifa auctions glasses from her adult films to support Lebanon
The Garbage Man
What We're Loving: Sake Bars, Met Balls, and Rhubarb by The Paris Review
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