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The advice comes after recent vehicle crime in Warndon and Warndon Villages.

History: it’s full of intrigues and scandals. But while those involved are of interest, as well as their shenanigans, so too are the buildings in which those shenanigans occur.

An upcoming virtual “kernference” for type lovers. A new book collects photos of hand-painted signs from around L.A. A typeface based on London Underground arrival boards. Custom-printed car air fresheners. Apollo is said to be the “iPhone of robots.” A mechanical canary that keels over when the air quality is poor and pops back up when it has improved. A giant bull travels by sedan. A history of the Mellotron. “Subway in the Sky” offers blimp rides for Subway patrons. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly miscellany.

Mentorship is proving to be an indispensable catalyst for progress, fostering a legacy of knowledge exchange and innovation. This is not a new concept; it has been a pivotal force throughout history. Just as Socrates mentored Plato and Humphry Davy guided Michael Faraday, mentorship continues to shape the scientific landscape, passing the torch of wisdom from one generation to the next.

Scott Evans reports on a week of debate, engagement and thinking through the crucial questions of our time