Leave Sasuke Alone

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Into The Dark, Into The Zone: 4 Days Inside Chernobyl's Secretive 'stalker' Subculture, and more.

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Digg Editions Morning · Sat, Jan 26

GOING TO DARK PLACES INTO THE DARK Inside The Near-Impossible Thai Cave Rescue macleans.ca The pool drill, the rock drill, the sedation drill. Everything is done. Everything but the thing that's never been done. CHEAP THRILLS Into The Zone: 4 Days Inside Chernobyl's Secretive 'Stalker' Subculture calvertjournal.com Young Ukrainian men are breaking into Chernobyl's highly contaminated wilderness to explore illegally. This is the world of the stalkers BATTERY DRAIN Lithium Is Powering The World — But At What Price? nationalgeographic.com As demand soars for powerful batteries, Bolivia dreams of striking it rich by tapping its huge lithium deposit. But will its people benefit? VAPES WE DIGG | SPONSORED The Future Of Cannabis Consumption vapornation.com Learn about the new products that allow you to experience the full spectrum of your cannabis and are reinventing the way it's consumed. LOOKING GOOD WE REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY RE– The Week's Best Memes, Ranked digg.com It's an internet fight and only the funniest meme will emerge victorious. This week's challengers? Choking Sasuke, "Really Really Really", the Tinder date/coffee shop meme and Shen Yun. PICTURE THIS The Greek Island Where People Live Longer Than Anywhere Else, And More Of The Best Photography Of The Week digg.com The black cowboys of the Mississippi Delta, "monorail cats" and other best photos of the week. DRAW THE LINE A Japanese Fashion Model Who Isn't Human, And More Of The Week's Coolest Design digg.com A reimagining of Eden, a chapel that looks like a cartoon and other coolest design of the week. TIME TO LET GO PHONE > TAMAGOTCHI Steve Jobs Never Wanted Us To Use Our iPhones Like This nytimes.com The devices have become our constant companions. This was not the plan. DO YOU SEE WHAT THEY SEE? The Last Glassholes nymag.com Six years after the first prototype first appeared, Google Glass fans still haunt the internet — particularly on Reddit, where r/googleglass continues to see updates years after its namesake's heyday has passed. Yes, there are still "glassholes." And honestly? They're pretty nice. 'RECLAIMING THE SPACE' What Happened When Oslo Decided To Make Its Downtown Basically Car-Free? fastcompany.com It was a huge success: Parking spots are now bike lanes, transit is fast and easy, and the streets (and local businesses) are full of people. VIDEO OF THE DAY THE POOL CLEANER'S WORST NIGHTMARE Backyard Scientist Pours Lava In His Pool, Just To See What Happens digg.com God bless the Backyard Scientist and his parents, who are somehow chill with all the stuff he does to their home. DIGG PICKS Looking For A Coat? Huckberry Has Its Outdoor Gear Marked Down Up To 60% huckberry.com Jackets, parkas, fleece, sweaters and vests are all marked down. Get it while it's hot (and cold outside). That week didn't feel short, did it? Thank god it's Saturday. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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Meat Your Maker

Friday's top stories are here.
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An All-Meat Diet Is Not The Answer, And Other Facts, The Guy Behind Bulletproof Coffee Has Spent $1 Million In His Quest To Live To 180, and more.

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Digg Editions Morning · Fri, Jan 25

UP FOR DEBATE WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK An All-Meat Diet Is Not The Answer, 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: Eating nothing but meat is not why you're healthy, you can ditch your computer mouse and the world does not need self-driving bicycles. BUTTER TIL YOU SPUTTER The Guy Behind Bulletproof Coffee Has Spent $1 Million In His Quest To Live To 180 menshealth.com Biohacker Dave Asprey built his multimillion-dollar brand Bulletproof around his quest for longevity. But is any of it legit? STILL IN TRANSITION The Enduring Fight Over The First Ironman Triathlon nytimes.com A simple box of papers delivered to a couple in the early years of the swimming, biking and running event in Hawaii set off a legal skirmish over what became a billion-dollar idea. 'I WASN'T ABLE TO FUNCTION' Trapped In A Hoax: What It's Like To Be The Focus Of A Conspiracy Theory theguardian.com Turbocharged by social media, they spread with astonishing speed, using death threats as currency. DIGG PICKS Looking For A Coat? Huckberry Has Its Outdoor Gear Marked Down Up To 60% huckberry.com Jackets, parkas, fleece, sweaters and vests are all marked down. Get it while it's hot (and cold outside). MUSIC TO OUR EARS *UNLESS YOU'RE REALLY INTO ITALO DISCO Dance Battle! Inside One Of The Craziest Music Stories You've Never Heard gq.com Everyone loved Italo Disco singer Den Harrow; everyone believed him. The 30-year deception he's been half-maintaining ever since, and the insane, decades-long, continent-spanning feud it fuels, is where we pick up our story. TAKING AN AMEN BREAK WATCH: How A Six-Second Drum Solo From A 1969 B-Side Became The Most Sampled Loop In Music History digg.com You might not have heard The Winstons' version of "Amen, Brother," but you've definitely heard its drum solo. THE WORLD HAS TURNED AND LEFT US… WHAT? What Does It Mean To Be A Weezer Fan In 2019? digg.com Can you bear being a steadfast stan? Aren't you tired of rehashing the "Blue" and "Pinkerton" discussion? If you've never liked them, do you even want to expend the effort on trashing them? VIDEO OF THE DAY BREATHTAKING Cracking Open A Raw Opal That Has Never Been Seen By Another Person digg.com An Australian miner shares the magical part of her job that keeps her coming back day in and day out. IN THE NEWS Roger Stone Arrested Following Mueller Indictment Collapse Of Two Plans To End Shutdown Propels Urgent Negotiations Officials Rejected Jared Kushner For Top Secret Security Clearance, But Were Overruled Florida's Secretary Of State Resigned After Blackface Photos Of Him Dressed As A 'Katrina Victim' Surfaced European Court Orders Italy To Pay Damages To Amanda Knox DIGG GIVEAWAYS We're Giving Away A Smart Doorbell For Your Home (And $1,000 In Cash) dojomojo.ninja It's free to enter, but it should be hard to enter your house. That's why we're giving away a smart doorbell (with an HD camera and nightlight) and cash to spend on security stuff. Bring home the turkey and we'll bring home the bacon. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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