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How long did Jesus's career as a preacher last?
The Asian couple in the movie Sinners seem very well assimilated into the rural Mississippi town they live in, even speak with Southern accents. How common would that have been in the 1930s?
In the U.S if you are half-african then you are considered to just be "black", even if you're half-european as well. Is this line of thinking a consequence of the "one-drop rule" from the Jim Crow era? If not, what could be the origin of this thought process?
Bit of an odd question, but I am going to need the historians from the early American 1860-1900's for this one. It involves how structures with false front facades were constructed. Is there any reason as to why they would have used horse glue (or another animal derived glue) instead of nails/bolts?
What is the purpose/meaning behind the trend of men writing their names using their first and middle initial and then their last name?
When did bisexuality become a commonly recognized social category/sexual orientation in the US?
Why didn't Thomas-Alexandre Dumas free his enslaved mother, Marie Cesette, after he gained success?
Why did the KMT generals have this weird thing where they said that they would " defend cities until their death", however in reality, they literally surrendered or withdrew after making contact with Communist forces?
Why is African history so overlooked? (Not North African, everything below the Mediterranean Sea)
Why was Mexico the only Spanish colony to relatively hold together?
When in history have citizens protested against the mistreatment of non-citizens by their own government?
Do we have any evidence of ancient science fiction? Descriptions of what pre-Christian civilizations imagined the far future would be like? (E.g the Roman version of Dune or The Time Machine)
When did the modern nut and threaded bolt originate, and is it considered one of the greatest inventions of all time?
Why the hostility against Israel after the Iranian revolution?
Why did Victorians have such a belief in "brain fever", i.e. that emotional upset could cause a potentially lethal fever?
Is it true that early voting rights for women in the USA came due to sex workers?
What undergarments would an American working woman wear in the 1880s?
Why didn’t Egypt produce any Roman emperors, despite being under Roman rule longer than other non-European provinces like Syria, Libya, Tunisia, and Palestine, which did produce emperors?
How close was the Song Dynasty to an industrial revolution, really?
Western European history is often divided into eras like Classical, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Modern, etc. Do other cultures or locations have similar broad eras of history?
Islam allows men to marry up to 4 wives. Did the Islamic world have a denser network of political marriages and alliances then the monogamous Christian world?
Why after working with the UK for years on the manhattan project did the US immediately pass laws to restrict UK acsesss to nuclear weapon information?
When did the US President gain such a large staff?
Why can we reconstruct Proto-Afro-Asian up to 16kya but not other languages?
How large was Jesus's following and how well known was he while he was still alive?

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what cities have sizable portion of their population living on islands?
Tehran, a city with 16.8 million people, is in the news at the moment. Anyone ever been there? What's it like, from an urban geography/human geography perspective?
New Hampshire has towns named Berlin, Canaan, Greenland, Lebanon, and Lisbon. Are there any other locations on Earth that have world-spanning place names?
abandoned (?) airstrip on a remote island in Fiji called Ona Llau
A place you've probably never heard of: Rapa Iti 🇵🇫 — a remote, beautiful island at the edge of French Polynesia
Why is the Western region of Sudan relatively densely populated despite being in the middle of the desert (and no access to the Nile)?
Why not put a canal here to bypass Singapore?
what unfamous rivers are/were important?
What's your favorite weird little border?
Conversely to the question asked yesterday: what is a place you visited that was less “modern” than you expected?
Bangkok is located right on the line from Thailand’s northernmost point to its southernmost point
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What are the places that look like this?
What would Bermuda have looked like when it was untouched before so much development?
*Edit* I think I found out that those weird glades in the Amazon forest are abandoned airstrips with overgrown trees over the runway. Seems like there are dozens of them everywhere.
What are some similar countries that hate each other?
Why is the dividing line between North and South China placed at the Huai River and not the hills to the south of the lower Yangtze?
If you were to walk the world’s longest land route, which places or regions would be the most challenging- geographically or in terms of safety?
Berlin lines up with England’s geographic centre on the 52 ° 31′ N parallel—same latitude, same sunrise.
Is the Mediterranean Sea large enough that you can’t see any land in places?
What do you consider to be “sibling” countries?
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Strings Attached: Helen Haiman Joseph’s A Book of Marionettes (1920)
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Gilded Fish: Illustrations from Histoire naturelle des dorades de la Chine (1780)
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A Popeless Situation: Now and Then #2
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Nikolai Agnivtsev’s Little Screw (1925)
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Sea Monsters Unmasked and Sea Fables Explained by Henry Lee (1883)
Modern Babylon: Ziggurat Skyscrapers and Hugh Ferriss’ Retrofuturism
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Sheet Mewsic: Moritz von Schwind’s Katzensymphonie (1868)
“The Form of a Demon and the Heart of a Person”: Kitagawa Utamaro’s Prints of Yamauba and Kintarō (ca. 1800)
Uncommon Sense: Edward B. Foote’s Plain Home Talk (1896 edition)
Jack London, Jack Johnson, and the Fight of the Century
Boxing Clever: Tiny Cryptic #5
Bedded Bugs and Stung Beetles: The Cameraman’s Revenge (1912)
Through a Glass Lushly: Michalina Janoszanka’s Reverse Paintings (ca. 1920s)
The Mermaid “at Home!” (1809)
A Princely Ploy: Inside the Ruse of a French-Armenian Scammer
Ostrich Egg-Shell Cups of Mesopotamia and the Ostrich in Ancient and Modern Times (1926)
Con Heir: Tiny Cryptic #4
Master of Claude de France’s Book of Flower Studies (ca. 1510–1515)
José Guadalupe Posada’s Engravings of Unusual Births (ca. 1880–1910)
For He’s a Jolly Bad Fellow: Now and Then #1
The Emperor’s New Clothes: Fashion, Politics, and Identity in Mughal South Asia
The Drift of Things: David Goodman Croly’s Glimpses of the Future (1888)
Sartorial Codes: Tiny Cryptic #3
Gustatory Wisdom: Bruegel the Elder’s Twelve Proverbs (1558)
What Is It Like to Be a Bass? Fish-Eye View Photography (1919–22)
The Cat’s Meat Man: Feeding Felines in Victorian London
Paws for Thought: Tiny Cryptic #2
Reality Iced: Robert J. Flaherty’s Nanook of the North (1922)
Pied Beauty: Wari Tie-Dye Textiles (ca. 425–1100)
George Baxter’s Print of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs (ca. 1854)
“Relaxations for the Impotent”: Ben Hecht’s Fantazius Mallare and the Contradictions of American Smut
Fantazius’ Folly: Tiny Cryptic #1
Peckish Alphabetics: The Tragical Death of a Apple-Pye (ca. 1793–1796)
A Wetted Beak: Engravings from Pauline Knip’s Les Pigeons (1811)
Piled High: 17th-Century Dutch Banquet Scenes
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Paul Éluard and Max Ernst’s Les Malheurs des immortels (1922)
Yellow Silence: Miniature from the Silos Apocalypse (ca. 1100)
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A Very Tall Tale: Photograph of the Cardiff Giant (ca. 1869)
Theodor de Bry’s Engravings for Thomas Harriot’s Briefe and True Report (1590)
Edwin D. Babbitt’s Principles of Light and Color (1878)
Gottfried Mind, The Raphael of Cats
Among the Moss Piglets: The First Image of a Tardigrade (1773)
Luigi Cornaro’s Sure and Certain Methods of Attaining a Long and Healthful Life (1722 edition)
Antiquities of Mexico (1831–48)
Scenes of Reading on the Early Portrait Postcard
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The Quietus

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Everything Wide Open: An Interview with The Messthetics
Columnfortably Numb: Psych Rock for June by JR Moores
Mary Sue and the Clementi Sound Appreciation Club – Porcelain Shield, Paper Sword
Metaphoric Animals: Catherine Lacey Twists Fact and Fiction into a Raw New Reality
EXIT Festival to Leave Serbia After 2025 Due to “Financial and Political Pressures”
London Festival RALLY Finalises 2025 Lineup
Kim Gordon Reworks ‘Bye Bye’ as Trump Protest Song
We Play For Real: Remembering Douglas McCarthy, Son of Essex
Reissue of the Week: The Cure’s Mixes Of A Lost World
Organic Intelligence XLV: Zamrock
Mary Halvorson – About Ghosts
Seven Susumu Yokota Albums Set for Reissue in New Box Set
The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands Releases Double-Single
Holy Scum – All We Have is Never
Peer Review: Peter Strickland Interviews Cosey Fanni Tutti… and Vice Versa
John Surman and Karin Krog – Electric Element
Out On the Edge: Crying the Neck by Patrick Wolf
Douglas McCarthy RIP
The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson has Died
Timedance Marks 10th Anniversary with New Compilation
Lunchmeat Festival Reveals First Acts Playing 2025 Edition
INTERVIEW: Florian Hecker on FAVN at Terraforma Exo
Alan Sparhawk – With Trampled By Turtles
Straight Hedge! Noel Gardner Reviews Punk & HC For June
The Strange World Of… The Young Gods
Quinton Barnes – Black Noise
Fever Ray Shares New Track, ‘I’m Not Done (Therapy Session)’
David Byrne Unveils New Album, ‘Who Is The Sky?’
Daphni Shares New Track, ‘Sad Piano House’
Briana Marela – My Inner Rest
Thriller in England: Steve McQueen by Prefab Sprout at 40
Some Might Not Say: What a Glut of New Oasis Books is Leaving Unwritten

Bandcamp Updates

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A Beginner’s Guide to Northern Soul
Halcyon Veil’s Decade of Mutant Club Hybrids
Maiya Blaney, “A Room With A Door That Closes”
The Visionary Sound of Francis Bebey
Essential Releases, June 13, 2025
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, “Phantom Island”
Lena Raine’s Escape From Video Game Music Purgatory
Lagoss & Abagwagwa, “Island Slang”
Worried Songs is a Streaming Age Antidote
Too Trippy for Punk: A Guide to The Paisley Underground
Annahstasia, “Tether”
The Best Jazz on Bandcamp, May 2025
Refugee Week Spotlights the Sound of Migration
McKinley Dixon, “Magic, Alive!”
The Music of Kahil El’Zabar, Jazz’s Elder Statesman
The Tape Label Report, May 2025
Australia’s Post-Punk Underground Can’t Stop
Wampís of Guayabal & Aboutface, “Los Bosquesinos”
Essential Releases, June 6, 2025
Lifeguard, “Ripped and Torn”
The Best Country Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
The Best Punk on Bandcamp, May 2025
The Best Contemporary Classical Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
Purelink, “Faith”
The Best Field Recordings on Bandcamp, May 2025
The Best Hip-Hop on Bandcamp, May 2025
Planning For Burial, “It’s Closeness, It’s Easy”
The Best Metal on Bandcamp, May 2025
The Best Electronic Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
Various Artists, “Não Estragou Nada”
The Best Experimental Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
The Best Latin Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
Introducing Refuge Worldwide’s Bandcamp Radio Residency
Civic, “Chrome Dipped”
The Best Ambient Music on Bandcamp, May 2025
Ty Segall, “Possession”
Essential Releases, May 30, 2025
Weed420’s Vaporwave Rebellion Is The Sound of Venezuela’s Lost Generation

dusted

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Satomimagae — Taba (RVNG Intl.)
Nathan Salsburg — Ipsa Corpora (No Quarter)
Hectorine — Arrow of Love (Take a Turn)
Activity — A Thousand Years in Another Way (Western Vinyl)
Xol Meissner — Excess of Loss (Birdwatcher)
Robert Forster — Strawberries (Tapete)  
Brian Wilson remembered by Josh Moss
Charming Disaster — The Double (Self Released)
Catherine Lamb x Ghost Ensemble — Interius/Exterius (Greyfade)
Various Artists — Born in the City of Tanta (Sublime Frequencies)
Hallelujah the Hills — Deck (Best Brothers)
Sly Stone…there will never be another
Artificial Go — Musical Chairs (Feel It)
SAVAK — Squawk! (Ernest Jenning)
Nithe —Funeral Death (Caligari)
Ella Hanshaw — Ella Hanshaw’s Black Book (Spinster)
Leopardo — Side A / Side B (Dot Dash / Chrüsimüsi)
Chepang—Jhyappa (Relapse)
John Cage/Apartment House — Chamber Works 1943-1951 (Another Timbre)
Field Hospitals — Ethel Green (Subjangle)

Pitchfork

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PinkPantheress Announces Fall 2025 North American Tour
Devo and the B-52’s Announce Joint Headline Tour of North America
Cass McCombs Announces New Album, Shares Video for New Song: Watch
DJ Lag, James K, and More: This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist
Nation of Language Announce New Album, Share Video for New Song: Watch
Gadabout Season
Aseurai
A Room With a Door That Closes
Learning to Crawl
Soft New Magic Dream
Cash Cobain and OnlyHeaven Link Up for New Song “Sick N Tired”: Listen
Jackzebra Signs to Surf Gang, Shares Video for New Song “Givenchy”: Watch
Brian Wilson’s Symphony of Life
Kim Gordon Reworks “Bye Bye” Into Trump Protest Song, Shares New Video: Watch
How ICE Raids Have Impacted Texas Rapper HOODLUM’s Hometown
10 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, Buscabulla, and More
Hymnal
Lotus
Ripped and Torn
Former MTV VJ Ananda Lewis Dies at 52
Tyler Childers Announces New Album Snipe Hunter, Shares New Song “Nose on the Grindstone”: Listen
Mechatok Announces Debut Album, Taps Ecco2k and Bladee for New Video: Watch
Nitzer Ebb Singer Douglas McCarthy Dies at 58
Recording Academy Adds Grammy Categories for Country Albums and Cover Art
Bruce Springsteen Shares Rarity “Sunday Love” From Tracks II Box Set: Listen
Tha Carter VI
PRINCESS OF POWER
SALT
The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson Remembered by Bob Dylan, Al Jardine, John Cusack, and More
The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson Dies at 82

Cool Tools

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Chemical Experiments
Festivo/The Sound of Love/Zester
Book Freak 182: The Let Them Theory
Solo Fliers Surcharge/Virtual Reality Meetups/Goodbye Skype
The Longest Day of the Future / Django/Zorro
Bookbinding
Objects from the future/Nature identifier/Beefy power bank
Book Freak 181: Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention
New Flying Hassles/Portugal Tops Wish Lists/Bilt Rewards Points
I Dissent / Cheap Novelties

McMansion Hell

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FYI, this post is now available for all to read!
McMansion Hell urges all New Yorkers to Rank Zohran Mamdani #1 for Mayor of NYC
Bonus Post: The McMansionization of the White House, or: Regional Car Dealership Rococo, a treatise
simulacra for bootlickers
About my last few months.
on neuschwanstein castle (part 1)
New on Patreon: New Jersey Bonus Post (5 additional, “wonderful” rooms!“
new jersey “19th century” “eclecticism”
2007-core nostalgia extravaganza
namesake mcmansion
the motel room, or: on datedness
texas gothic revival
ode to a faux grecian urn
Hello everyone! The word is out – I am writing a book!
we’ve found it folks: mcmansion heaven
pre-recession, post-taste
Bonus McMansion Hell: Ye Olde Barrington
mojo dojo casa house
BONUS MCMANSION HELL: liminal edition
dome sweet dome

Serious Eats

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We Tested 9 Olive Oil Dispensers—Here Are Our Favorites
Food Processor vs. Blender: What's the Difference?
We Tested 12 Flatware Sets to Find the Best Ones for Everyday Use
What’s the Deal With Instant Cold Brew Makers?
Why We Think Baratza Grinders Are worth the Money (Including Two That Are on Sale)
Should You Be Storing Coffee in a Coffee Canister?
We Tested 7 Pasta Makers to Find the Best Ones for Rolling and Cutting Dough
We Reviewed The Vitamix Immersion Blender (And It Was Almost Silly Powerful)
Honing Versus Sharpening a Knife: What's the Difference?
My KitchenAid Stand Mixer is Leaking Oil—What’s Going On?
How Do Keurig Coffee Makers Work, Anyways?
Does Your Beer Glass Really Matter? We Consulted a Beer Expert to Find Out
We Tested 7 Anti-Fatigue Mats—Here Are the Best Ones for Your Kitchen
We Tested 8 Countertop Ice Makers—Three Stood Out
We Reviewed 11 Bento Boxes to Find One We’d Pack Lunch In
How Do Air Fryers Work?
Balmuda: Our Review of the Pretty, Steam-Powered Toaster
The Spinn Coffee Maker Is One of the Only Automated Brewers We Like
We Tested 12 Garlic Presses—Two Smashed the Competition
The Breville Barista Express Impress Makes Home Espresso Approachable
We Tested 8 Enameled Cast Iron Skillets and Found Three Great Options
We Tested 11 Different Bundt Pans—Three Won Top Marks
We Tested 14 Popular Vegetable Peelers to Find the Best Ones
All of the Tools You Need to Make Really Great Baguettes at Home
Baking Steels vs. Stones: Which One Should You Buy?
Nespresso vs. Keurig: Which Coffee Maker is Better?
We Tested 10 Tofu Presses—Three Squeezed Out the Competition
We Tested 8 Mandolines to Find Ones That Could Slice with Ease
How a Food Dehydrator Can Help You Reduce Food Waste
We Tested the Anova Precision Chamber Vacuum Sealer
We Reviewed the Challenger Fermentation Mat and Recommend It for Sourdough Bakers
The Best Methods for Making Whipped Cream, Explained
17 Quick Dinner Recipes in 20 Minutes or Less
12 Freezer-Friendly Soups for a Warm Meal Whenever You Want It
What’s the Difference Between Glass and Metal Baking Pans?
We Tested 7 Squeeze Bottles to Find the Best for Your Kitchen
Chè Chuối (Vietnamese Banana, Tapioca, and Coconut Milk Dessert)
We Tested 20 Bread Machines—Three Proved They Were The Best
We Tested the Ankarsrum Stand Mixer for Months to Find Out if It’s Worth Buying
10 Cake Flour Recipes to Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
Palestinian Food 101: Recipes to Get You Started
Shack Sauce
Mansaf (Palestinian Spiced Lamb With Rice and Yogurt Sauce)
Ka'ak al Quds (Jerusalem Sesame Bread)
Kitchen Gear and Tools We Think You Should Have Two (Or More) Of
14 Last-Minute, Food-Related Valentine’s Day Gifts
The Breville Pizzaiolo Oven Makes Great Neapolitan Pizza—And It’s 20% Off This Week
Our Winning Milk Frother Is Finally Back in Stock—And It's On Sale
What is Sumac?
Why an Offset Spatula Is the Tool I Can’t Bake Without
Lomi Composter Review: Here’s Whether It’s Worth It (or Not)
Spice World: A Look Inside the Serious Eats Team's Spice Cabinets
Losh Kebabs (Armenian Grilled Meat Patties)
19 Sides to Go With Wings
The Best Kitchen Shoes, According to the Serious Eats Team
Is the Instant Pot Duo Crisp Ultimate Lid a Good Air Fryer?
12 Spicy Snacks That Bring the Heat
We Tested 13 Wine Decanters and Came Away with 2 Favorites
We Tested 8 Mini Whisks And Came Away with Three Favorites
16 Easy Noodle Recipes for a Quick Meal Any Time of Day
We Tested 13 Carbon Steel Pans—Three Stood Out
Moin Moin (Nigerian Steamed Bean Cake)
18 Date-Night Recipes for a Cozy Meal at Home
Homestyle Bibimbap
How to Deep-Clean Your Dutch Oven (and Keep It Looking Like New)
Malloreddus Alla Campidanese (Sardinian Ridged Pasta With Saffron and Pork Ragù)
Khorovats (Armenian Shish Kebabs)
Efo Riro (Nigerian Stewed Greens)
How to Roast Butternut Squash
Madeleines
We Tested 13 Nakiri Knives—Three Sliced Through the Competition
Puntarelle Alla Romana (Puntarelle Salad With Anchovy and Garlic Dressing)
21 Recipes to Make With Your Newly Gifted Gear
Fake 'Nduja
We Reviewed Anyday Cookware: Are the Microwavable Dishes Worthwhile?
We Reviewed 3 Cast Iron Bread Ovens and Recommend All of Them
The Best New Year's Kitchen Sales
Our Favorite Features of 2022
The Most Popular Serious Eats Recipes of 2022
Back of the House: Meet Our 2022 Contributors
Our Favorite Images of 2022
Our Favorite Recipes of 2022
Croquembouche
Is Breville’s New Joule Air Fryer Toaster Oven Worth Buying?
Saving the Pint: How a CO2 Shortage is Changing Beer Brewing
Mixed Berry Trifle
Cheese Foam Tea
Can You Stop Beans From Making You Fart? We Put 17 Methods to the Test
All of the Gear You Need to Make Your Own Gingerbread House
A Vegetarian's Christmas Eve Pig Roast
13 Make-Ahead Desserts for the Holidays
The 12 Days of Christmas Cookies
How to Make Homemade Vanilla Extract
Nigerian Beef Stew
Tepache (Mexican Fermented Pineapple Drink)
How to Make Kombucha
Bloom Phase: How to Read the Bubbles In Your Coffee
Is It Worth Buying a Refurbished Vitamix or KitchenAid?
Sheet Pans Aren't Cookie Sheets: A Baking Sheet Explainer
Why A Small Fine Mesh Strainer Is Incredibly Versatile