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      <description>Researchers and volunteers identified readable text in PHerc. 306B, part of a carbonized Herculaneum scroll buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. The Vesuvius Challenge team awarded a $50K First Letters Prize after submissions from Liam Warner and Nicola Bodill revealed previously unreadable ink and helped recover the first clear characters from the scroll. [scrollprize.substack.com]</description>

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      <description>Gabe Kavookjian is 35, loves movies, works two jobs, and hopes to meet the right person. Living with Down syndrome, he’s spent years navigating how others see him while building a life full of work, routine, and ambition. [esquire.com]</description>

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      <description>The rise and fall of a Manhattan art dealer whose glamorous gallery life masked a pattern of violence, drugs, debt, and a notorious 1985 killing that helped him evade justice for years. [nymag.com]</description>

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      <description>Modern car keys have evolved into encrypted fobs packed with security tech, which makes replacement and reprogramming far more costly. Carmakers’ anti-theft systems, restricted programming tools, and dealer service fees all push prices up, and some models can cost hundreds or even over $1,000 to replace. [thehustle.co]</description>

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      <description>Explore 125 baby names that shifted between boys and girls, from Leslie to Ashley. See how each one’s split between boys and girls changed from 1936 to 2025. [namedaisy.com]</description>

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      <description>The Hamburg Rathaus tells the story of its city in more than a hundred small details, and this is my walk through them. [alsterrunde.com]</description>

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      <description>Andreas Almgren, a former 800-meter runner with a performance-analytics background, wins the New York City Marathon in his debut over 42.19 km. His data-driven training, built around lactate monitoring and double-threshold work, pays off on a course that rewards tactics and a late kick more than pacemaking. [betterthanrandom.substack.com]</description>

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      <description>A provocative essay arguing that Christianity can be read as a sci-fi story about humanity’s eventual defeat of death, with faith, resurrection, and science all pointing toward the same long-term project. [nothinghuman.substack.com]</description>

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      <description>Rumors swirled for decades about what was hidden under the Greenbrier. The truth was a fully operational underground refuge for Congress, built during the Cold War to help keep government functioning after a nuclear attack. [popularmechanics.com]</description>

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      <description>Women are increasingly training for mortuary work and reshaping a field long dominated by men. Andie Eisen’s Quarterly piece looks at mortuary programs, the changing funeral trade, and the people drawn to this work. [lareviewofbooks.org]</description>

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      <description>A 1591 broadsheet about 300 female werewolves in the Duchy of Jülich blends sensational crime, demonology, and anxieties about women. Hannah Priest examines how lurid early modern print turned lycanthropy into a warning about female susceptibility, maternity, and domestic order. [historytoday.com]</description>

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      <description>Not Mark Twain, not Herman Melville, not F. Scott Fitzgerald. Poe helped invent the modern detective story, shaped horror fiction, and left a deep mark on short fiction and poetry. [slate.com]</description>

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      <description>Nearly 450 years ago, an unnamed Ñudzahui painter mapped his community’s history and land claims for a Spanish king — on his own terms. [thereader.mitpress.mit.edu]</description>

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      <description>Claudio Grossi found an old sack of unidentified seeds in his family’s attic and planted them on a whim. The wheat that grew was unusually tall, with seven ears per stem, and later testing identified it as an ancient heritage grain, Triticum turgidum. Researchers found it hardy, drought-tolerant, and nutritionally distinct from modern wheat, helping revive interest in traditional grains. [smithsonianmag.com]</description>

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      <description>University of Sheffield researchers developed a workable version of the ancient dichroic glass recipe, and glass artist Elliot Walker used it to create a new sculpture that shifts from green in reflected light to red when backlit. [arstechnica.com]</description>

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      <description>Dustin Hoffman recalls how he was cast as Benjamin Braddock, the insecurities he brought to the role, and the anxious, funny, and often tense experience of filming The Graduate. [newyorker.com]</description>

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      <description>William Nordhaus ‘63, Sterling Professor of Economics who won a Nobel Prize in 2018 for integrating climate change into long-run macroeconomic analysis, died Oct. 30 at age 85. [news.yale.edu]</description>

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      <description>A personal essay on the ethical duty to share knowledge responsibly, from security disclosure to engineering practice and scholarship. It argues that scholars and researchers should actively bring important truths to the people who can use them, not just publish and move on. [daemonology.net]</description>

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      <description>Voyager 1 is about to become the first human-made object to reach one light-day from Earth—about 16 billion miles away. NASA explains what that distance means and why it’s a notable milestone for the long-running mission. [science.nasa.gov]</description>

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      <description>Will Manidis and Joe Roberts explore how AI may shift economic power toward scarce chokepoints that capture value as intelligence becomes more capable and widely diffused. [commanding-heights.com]</description>

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      <description>An essay on how the 1607 Bristol Channel flood was read as divine warning in seventeenth-century Britain, and how pamphlets, broadside print, and popular fascination with prodigies turned extreme weather into moral and political commentary. [publicdomainreview.org]</description>

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      <description>Archaeologists working in Norway’s Innlandet mountains are finding older and older artifacts as ice patches shrink, including arrowheads and shafts dated to the Stone Age and Bronze Age. After 20 years of work, the team says most ice patches with archaeological remains may disappear within two decades, revealing both rare finds and the scale of rapid melting. [sciencenorway.no]</description>

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      <description>An investigative feature tracing the murder of Philippine real-estate broker Catherine Lee and the clues that link it to Paul Le Roux, a shadowy international criminal figure. [magazine.atavist.com]</description>

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      <description>Jules Verne’s long-lost novel predicted a mechanized future with uncanny accuracy, especially in its vision of 1960s-era technology. Its real surprise is less the machinery than the melancholy mismatch between modern progress and Paris’s older literary soul. [blue-continuum.com]</description>

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      <description>The guidelines have finally caught up to the evidence supporting coronary artery calcium scans [medpagetoday.com]</description>

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      <description>Astrophysicist Shep Doeleman explains how the Event Horizon Telescope linked observatories around the world to produce the first images of supermassive black holes — and why the next frontier may be filming them. [quantamagazine.org]</description>

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