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ORBITAL OPERATIONS

Orbital Operations

From Warren Ellis, a collection of work updates, random incoherent thoughts and other mental rubbish guaranteed to improve your life.

The Mission

Your No.1 source for accelerated learning.

A daily newsletter designed to increase your health, wealth and wisdom.

Brain Pickings

The week's most unmissable articles across creativity, psychology, art, design, philosophy and other facets of our search for meaning.

Published by Maria Popova.

Farnam Street

A newsletter to feed your brain, helping readers understand and align with reality to live a better life.

A collection of signals in a world full of noise.

Now I Know

Dan Lewis will tell you something you don't know.

Every day.

And it'll be worth knowing it.

Every time.

10 THINGS

10 Things

A weekly collection of 10 interesting things as discovered by Luke Leighfiled, writer, popstar and pallbearer.

Austin Kleon

Every week, a list of 10 things worth sharing from Austin Kleon, a writer and artist who lives, unsurprisingly, in Austin.

For The Interested

A weekly collection of 10 ideas to help you learn, do and become better at your work, art, life.

Published by Josh Spector.

KEVIN ROSE'S THE JOURNAL

The Journal

A monthly collection of favourite articles, videos, products and odd obsessions by Kevin Rose, founder of Digg.

Any Given Sunday

From Damian Bradfield, CEO of WeTransfer, a sporadic summary of the things that got him worried, excited, intrigued and laughing out loud.

The Ruffian

A weekly miscellany of good stuff and first thoughts from Ian Leslie, a polyhedric communication strategist, political commentator and the author of "Curioous" and "Born Liars".