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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.
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The Mission
Your No.1 source for accelerated learning.
A daily newsletter designed to increase your health, wealth and wisdom.
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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.
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10 THINGS

10 Things
A weekly collection of 10 interesting things as discovered by Luke Leighfiled, writer, popstar and pallbearer.
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Austin Kleon
Every week, a list of 10 things worth sharing from Austin Kleon, a writer and artist who lives, unsurprisingly, in Austin.
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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.
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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

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

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".
