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Travel Startups Raise $1.1 Billion in Two Weeks

Eight travel startups announced more than $1 billion in funding in the past two weeks, led by a company developing fully autonomous vehicles.

Nerdly » The History of Bad Ideas – Episode 537: The Skin Licker!

Why the Perception That Crime Is Rising Persists

President Joe Biden trumpets a falling violent crime rate, but FBI raw data tells a different story.

New York and California Are Destroying Trust - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Broken trust breaks many things. There will be ugly consequences of California's and New York's attack on this fundamental principle.

A Primer On "Tribal Science": An Easy Read On Why We Believe As We Do

Mike McRae s Tribal Science: Brains, Beliefs, and Bad Ideas is short, sweet, often humorous and to the point. It s also pithy and full of quote-worthy sentences:"Since most of the face-like patterns Mary sees every day are indeed faces, her brain s gamble usually pays off.

Colorado looks to copy Chicago with jailhouse voting assistance

Colorado’s growing industry of Bad Ideas is now pursuing jailhouse ballot collection services for inmates who haven’t committed serious enough crimes to lose their right to vote. Sure, non-felons can already vote. But leftist advocates insist our incarcerated citizens are too stupid to do mail in

Jack Rabid's Best Of 2023 (400 Nods Again!): Top 200 LPs (New Recordings), Top 140 Retrospective/Reissue Releases, And Top 60 Stand Alone Singles & EPs

Kyiv-based Respeecher Receives $1 Million Funding for Ethical Voice Cloning Tech

A model example of Ukraine’s thriving tech sector, Emmy award winning Respeecher only uses AI voice technology where it has the actor’s or family’s consent.

Around the Web: Dictionary Delusions. Peachy Pantone. General Journalism. Gotham Graphics. Card Creativity. Petrol Pilgrimages. Pseudo Simmons/Stanley. Potato Poser.

The major dictionaries have announced their “words of the year” believe it or not. Pantone announces its Color of the Year. A new book tells the long-lost story of the American military’s World War II troop newspapers. A new poster series celebrates NYC’s design community. St. Pancras train station’s Christmas tree display is a tower of hand-painted books. A new card game uses creativity to help generate good ideas. The USPS is releasing a series of Dungeons & Dragons stamps. A selection of “America’s grandest gas stations.” KISS plan to stay on tour forever…as digital avatars. Why are french fries called chips, and chips called crisps, in the UK? All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly hallucinatory miscellany.