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• Louis C.K.'s 'Horace and Pete' Is a Dark, Sad Experience
• Expedition to Drill to the Earth's Mantle Ends Today 
• Watch a Super Stoned Tommy Chong Endorse Bernie Sanders as "Commander in Kush"
• 5 Ways to Make Your Own Video Game
• Y Combinator President Thinks We’ll All Get a Basic Income in 50 Years
• Schizophrenia May Be the Result of Teenage Brain Pruning Gone Wrong
• How 'The Division' Fixed Open World PvP 
• The Best Director Nominees Address Lack of Oscars Diversity
• NBC's 'You, Me and the Apocalypse' Should Be Destroyed by a Comet
• How to Tell a Joke Perfectly
• McDonald's to Tempt Fate, Add McGriddle to All-Day Breakfast Menu
• Inmates Are the Only People Paying for Email
• Don Hertzfeldt's 'World of Tomorrow' Is on Netflix and You Should Watch It
• Giphy Brought GIFs to Tinder and Love Will Never Be The Same
• Aaron Swartz Biographer Justin Peters: "Aaron Died for Nothing."
• Inventor of Service Complaint App Says He "Got Sick of Waiting on Hold"
• Ocean Waves Don’t Freeze in Place, But Sea Ice Is Still Magical
• Defense Department Doubles Maternity Leave to 12 Weeks
• The Mob Museum in Las Vegas Is a Moment of Silence Amid Lights and Sounds
• Nissan "Knock, Knock, Cats" Campaign Launched to Save Sleeping Felines
• Cults, Conspiracies, and the Twisted History of Sleepytime Tea
• Pope Francis Is Fine, Totally Fine, With Human-Animal Chimeras
• DeLorean Plans to Go Back Into Production
• Meet the Ruggie, a Snooze-Proof Alarm Clock in the Form of a Rug
• Suit: No, a Degree from DeVry University Won't Get You a Job in Six Months
• Why We Need to Stop Hoping for a 'Friends' Reunion
• Crowdfunding Won’t Fix Science Funding, But It Will Draw a Curious Crowd
• What's Next for the Oregon Militia Members?
• Here's How Grocery Store Layouts Are Designed to Separate You From Your Money
• Chicago PD "Intentionally" Destroys Dashcam Footage and Audio, Review Finds
• 'Agent Carter' Finds a Way to Preserves Its Ghostly Romance
• How to Get Into the Mood to File Your Taxes
• To Be a Professional Pilot, You Can't Sweat the Small Stuff | JOB HACKS 
• 5 Travel Deals for 2016: Use Your Strong U.S. Dollar Abroad (Or Here)
• 'Band of Robbers' Is 'Bottle Rocket' Meets 'Tom Sawyer'
• Why Do American Restaurants Serve Such Obesity-Friendly Portions?
• Supersonic Jet "The Antipode" Could Go from New York to Dubai in 22 Minutes
• 2016 Doomsday Clock Shows We're Still 3 Minutes from the Apocalypse
• If the Moon Landing Were a Hoax, We Would Have Found Out by 1972
• AbeVigoda.Com Makes Timely Update
• Researchers Drill for the Earth’s Mantle
• New York City Considers a Better Train
• Facebook Millennial Study Shows We Want to Pay Debt and Save
• Zika Virus Pregnancy Restrictions Will Curb Population Growth
• How Three California Prisoners Climbed to Freedom on a Bedsheet
• Niagra Falls: How and Why We May Have to Shut It Off
• Explorer Henry Worsley Dies During Unaided Trek Across Antarctica
• The 10 Snowiest Cities Around the World Laugh at the Rest of Us
• The Invented Religions of Today Would Have Made Zero Sense 100 Years Ago
• Endless Robocalls Are the Price of Living in Iowa During Campaign Season
• The Zika Virus Can Have a Gnarly Side Effect: a Nightmarish Paralysis
• Harvard's Using a National Intelligence Grant for "Moonshot" A.I. Research
• Make the Perfect Cup of Coffee With This Step-By-Step Guide
• 6 Scientists Who Made Great Discoveries Experimenting on Themselves
• How to Prepare Your Stomach When You Know You'll Be Drinking
• You Can't Kick ISIS Off the Internet, So Why Is a Google Executive Suggesting It?
• NY Mag's Chris Bonanos on Daily Intel and 1940s News Photographers | MEDIA DIET
• Red Hook's 'Darkest Dungeon' Is Already a Game of the Year Candidate
• A Lot of Bugs Live in Your Home
• Stephen Hawking Says Humanity Might Be Doomed
• Gesture Technology May Look a Little Funny But It Could Become Commonplace Soon
• The Canadian Dollar Is Plunging. So What Canadian Shit Should You Buy?
• Space Balloon Tourists to Begin Trips From Tucson
• The Twenty-Five ‘Worst Passwords’ of 2015
• The 25 ‘Worst Passwords’ of 2015
• Why Moving to Detroit Costs More Than You'd Think
• NYC's Free Public Wifi Moves at Warp Speed
• BMW Unveils Restaurant-Booking Feature Ahead of High-Tech Car Arms Race
• I Bet on WWE's Royal Rumble, Which I Realize Is Scripted, Using This Scheme
• The Technology Gap Will Become a Canyon
• British Parliament Burns Donald Trump: A 'Poisonous, Corrosive Man'
• After MLK Was Shot, Teacher Jane Elliott Pioneered the Anti-Racism Exercise | JOB HACKS 
• Baby Boomers Have Untapped Potential as a Legion of Retired Activists
• Your Favorite Thomas Jefferson Quotes Are Probably Bogus
• Video Captures Bombing of ISIS Cash Depot and Money Floating Into the Iraqi Sky
• Have Pity for the 'Making a Murderer' Jurors. Being on a Murder Jury Sucks.
• J.J. Abrams' Secret 'Cloverfield' Pseudo-Sequel Is Coming This March
• Wikipedia Turns 15 Today and Here's How It Plans to Stay Around Forever
• A Titanosaur Stands in the American Museum of Natural History
• How Boeing Wrung Loads of Dead Weight Out of Its Newest 777 Design
• Oscars Snub "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa, Who Deserved Better
• Ric Militi Wants to Create the Google of Opinions | JOB HACKS 
• Dishing Drugs With a Budtender, the Pharmacist for the Pot Age
• Ask an Algorithm: Seasonal Affective Disorder Is Netflix and Too Chill
• Science Says the Powerball Winners Can Ask for 35 Pounds of Free Cocaine
• How to Talk to the Powerball Truther in Your Life
• President Barack Obama's Final State of the Union as Yoda Would Have Said It
• El Chapo Capture Video Is Real-Life 'Call of Duty'
• 5 Efforts That Keep Aaron Swartz's Legacy Alive
• Paying $375 Million for Powerball Anonymity Might Just Be Worth It
• What Does Collective Evolution's Joe Martino Want From Science?
• TSA Shows Off Expanded Security Training After Bombing Multiple Tests
• 4 Economic Facts to Shut Up any Baby Boomer Saying Millennials Are Lazy
• The 5 Space Travel Distance Records That Matter (and Why They Matter)
• Chloë Grace Moretz Is the Greatest 18-Year-Old Hollywood Action Star, Ever
• German Carpenter Invents Sperm Switch to Give Temporary Vasectomies
• Listen to the Booms of North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Tests 
• Hackers Love the Internet of Things Because Security Doesn't Sell Toasters
• Elon Musk Ethers the Human Race While Unveiling New Tesla Features Including Summon
• The FBI Is Quietly Taking Hacking to the Next Level
• Fugitive Mexican Drug Lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera Captured. Again.
• Why the Picture of Dinosaur Sex Bouncing Around the Internet Is Insane
• Automation and Robots Have Only Ever Done One Thing: Make Life Better
• What the Oregon Militia Can Learn From the Native American Occupation of Alcatraz
• White House, Silicon Valley Officials to Meet in Summit on ISIS, Security
• Crime-Fighting Robots on Patrol in Silicon Valley
• Here's the First Object Ever 3D-Printed From Asteroid Metals
• Newly Discovered Galaxy Clusters Are 'Cities in Space' 
• This Tinder-Swiping Biometric Love Robot Knows Who Your Body Wants
• Oculus Founder Palmer Luckey: 'We Don’t Make Money' on the $599 Rift
• Carter Burwell, the Coen Brothers' Go-To Composer, Scores Fast | JOB HACKS
• Petition Calls to Name Super-Heavy Element After the Late Lemmy Kilmister of Motörhead
• Where Is 'Brotherman' When We Need Him?
• Aviation Week Just Put Its Entire Archives Online for Free 
• Why Dean Strang and Jerry Buting Are Not the Heroes of Netflix's 'Making a Murderer'
• Retrocausality Is the Key to Time Travel. What the Hell Is Retrocausality?
• Lumosity Has to Pay $2 Million for Lying About Its Junk-Science Brain Games
• How to Disguise Yourself When You're a Wanted Fugitive on the Run in 2016
• U.S. Space Command Just Finished Its War Game, But We May Never Know If It Won
• New Marvel Concept Art Shows ‘Civil War’ Is Basically ‘Avengers 2.5’
• What Steven Avery and 'The Jinx' Teach Us About the Future of True Crime
• What to Expect From 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' Season 11
• Watch a Sonic Boom Shatter Massive Windows at Brazil's Supreme Court Building
• Arthur Chu Took His Jeopardy Winnings and Went to War With Trivial Ideas