“Silk Road: A Cautionary Tale about Online Anonymity” published by Marcell Nimfuehr

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Today's highlights Silk Road: A Cautionary Tale about Online Anonymity Are bitcoin and the Darkweb as anonymous as people think? Marcell Nimfuehr10 min read We already know blockchain's killer apps It wasn't too long ago that Silicon Valley scoffed at cryptocurrencies. All over coffee shops in Mountain… Haseeb Qureshi in HackerNoon.com25 min read 5 more drawing exercises on the difference between seeing and knowing Ralph Ammer in Personal Growth6 min read The Making of Apple's Emoji: How designing these tiny icons changed my life When design leads to friendship, and that friendship leads back to design, magic happens. This is the story… Angela Guzman6 min read Quick reads What Does FaceApp Do With Your Photos? The Same Thing Facebook Does. If you're worried about the data you're giving FaceApp, there's a lot more you should think about Dave Gershgorn in OneZero4 min read Want To Improve Your Self-Awareness? Answer These 20 Questions 'Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom,' Aristotle said Darius Foroux in Forge4 min read Best in Science The Science of Masturbation You won't become addicted to your vibrator — in fact, it's probably good for you Dana G Smith in Elemental6 min read Everything You Should Know About Narcissism Research begins to reveal how the complex, poorly understood condition affects work, health, and… Robert Roy Britt in Elemental8 min read What Your Microbiome Really Needs Is Fiber, Not Kombucha Some microbes reside permanently in our guts. Others are just passing through Katherine Harmon Courage in Elemental7 min read Best in True Crime Why We're So Obsessed with Grifters Anna Delvey didn't just show her marks a fake persona—she reflected their own fantasies Tara Isabella Burton5 min read We Need to Stop Using Teens as Eyewitnesses They're notoriously unreliable, easily misled, and landing innocent people in jail Jake Scobey-Thal in GEN12 min read Best in Makers How to Design, Mill, Populate, and Program an LED Name Tag In this tutorial I hope to share how I made my new name tag, so others may learn and try it themselves! First… Jessica Hogan9 min read How Not To Save The World I'm not Batman Jon Scott in The Manic Depressive's Handbook6 min read Best in Art How to Look at Paintings in an Art Museum An effective yet easy approach to art appreciation that anyone can use Sandro Debono in Better Humans7 min read A Note to Badly Drawn Webcomics Everywhere An airing of grievances Miles Klee7 min read Reflections of an Art Teacher It started in kindergarten… Emily Bracale in Spiralbound3 min read Most read Why The Giving Tree Makes You Cry Like many parents before me, I sob whenever I read this book to my kid Anthony Ford in Human Parts6 min read R.L. Stine on the Importance of Scaring the Hell Out of Children The Goosebumps author has sold millions of kids' horror novels. Adults who grew up on the books say it helped… Darryn King in GEN8 min read The Art of Being Black in White Spaces Lesson #1: "You black (and that's a problem)." Ruth Terry in Human Parts8 min read Editors' picks Tesla May Have Invented a Million-Mile Electric Car Battery Is it for cars built to last 76 years, or the key to a driverless car-on-demand future? Yes. Steve LeVine in Marker9 min read The Joys of Being Wrong About Yourself Learning that self-discovery is a process, not a punishment Stephanie Georgopulos in Human Parts16 min read The Finality of Everything Being aware of each moment's end is the best way to begin again More To That7 min read Make this email better. Tailor your topics

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