Apple rumors, Jordan Peele, and a Spotify hack. [Gizmodo]( March 21, 2019
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[I just wondered how far they could go. Could a scooter be used to escape? Would it be possible to ride one out into nature, beyond the reaches of human civilization and its petty entanglements, at 25 cents per minute? I decided to find out.](
[APPLE](
[All the Apple rumors you can handle heading into its streaming and news event next week](
[There’s still a few days before the 25th, and a lot can happen before then. Here are all the rumors swirling about the internet about what Cupertino might be cooking up.](
[NEWS](
[This truck spilled 40,000 pounds of printer ink in a crash that probably cost a gazillion dollars](
[If you’ve ever griped about the cost of printer ink—and at this point, who hasn’t?—then prepare for some well-deserved schadenfreude. On Wednesday morning, a tractor-trailer spilled 40,000 pounds of printer ink onto an Atlanta highway in what is undoubtedly a really freaking expensive crash.](
[HORROR](
[Jordan Peele reflects on the cultural relevancy of Us, The Twilight Zone, and Candyman](
[The Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke-starring Us had its worldwide premiere at SXSW in Austin, Texas and early reactions have been extremely positive. It’s safe to say that Jordan Peele’s next film is one that will have people talking. If they’re brave enough to see it, that is.](
[DESIGN](
[This clever hack will change the way you listen to music on Spotify](
[An independent project from a couple of Spotify developers offers an amazing hack for exploring millions and millions of songs. They call it Discover Quickly.](
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[RELIGION](
[Humans built complex societies before they invented moral gods](
[The appearance of moralizing gods in religion occurred after—and not before—the emergence of large, complex societies, according to new research. This finding upturns conventional thinking on the matter, in which moralizing gods are typically cited as a prerequisite for social complexity.](
[CLIMATE CHANGE](
[New climate change visualization presents two stark choices for our future](
[Now, a new visualization riffs on that by showing what the future holds depending on when and how fast humanity cuts its greenhouse gas emissions. And folks, the choice is pretty stark.](
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[NEWS](
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