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WE WILL NEVER LOG OFF WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Chrome Is The Bad Browser Now, And Other Facts digg.com ​Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: The deadly profession of garbage collection, Google Chrome is definitely bad now and the rich love to drink expensive raw sewage. NOT AS MUCH AS YOU'D THINK What Would Really Happen If Russia Attacked Undersea Internet Cables wired.com The world's internet infrastructure is vulnerable, but snipping a couple of lines is the least of your concerns. THE TRANSHUMANIST LOOK BOOK The Expensive Art Of Living Forever topic.com We asked seven transhumanists what they hope to look like when they transcend their flesh-covered bodies — and we commissioned images of those dreams. HEALTH WE DIGG | SPONSORED A Breakthrough In Cellular Health From An MIT Center Scientist elysiumhealth.com No matter how well you eat or much you exercise, it won't stop the natural decline of NAD+, a coenzyme essential to energy, cognitive function and your body's internal clock. Elysium's daily supplement Basis is clinically proven to raise your cell's NAD+ levels by an average of 40%. Try it now for $1.32/ day. UNHAPPY ENDINGS THIS JOB IS GARBAGE Inside The Deadly World Of Private Garbage Collection digg.com Waste removal is one of the most dangerous jobs in the country. On the darkened streets of New York City, it's a race for survival. ALL DYNASTIES MUST DIE Is This The Beginning Of The End For The New England Patriots? espn.com Brady, Belichick and Kraft have raised expectations and possibilities so high that virtually no other team in the Super Bowl era could truly comprehend what it's like to be them. Now they're threatening to come undone the only way possible: from within. EXPLAINING SOME Z'S Why Do We Need To Sleep? theatlantic.com At a shiny new lab in Japan, an international team of scientists is trying to figure out what puts us under. VIDEO OF THE DAY SO EFFORTLESS We Can't Stop Watching This Master Woodworker Hand Cut Dovetail Joints digg.com Watching quality joinery being made is delightful, and woodworker Frank Klauz is so, so good at it. IN THE NEWS December Hiring Below Expectations, Unemployment Rate Stays Steady A Guide To 'Fire And Fury': The Tell-All Book That's Tearing Washington Apart Two Major Security Flaws Found In Almost Every Processor — Here's What's Going On India's National ID Database With Private Information Of Nearly 1.2 Billion People Was Reportedly Breached BANKING WE DIGG | SPONSORED The Bank Account That Helps You Save Money, Automatically chimebank.com Chime Bank is offering you a better way to bank with automatic savings, no unnecessary fees and an award-winning app that makes it easy to manage your money from your phone. We appreciate you very much and hope you live forever. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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