The Friday Link Dump Edition

Noah here. It’s August, I recently moved, and Colin’s been on vacation. We’ve been taking it pretty easy this week, but it’s nearly 5 pm on the east coast, and I realized we hadn’t sent an email out. So here’s a quick cop-out with some interesting links I’ve run into over the last few weeks (a few were submitted by contributors, initials in parentheses):

• For the Love of God, Stop Microwaving Plastic

• Esther Crawford on Twitter, Before and After Charles Foster Musk's Takeover

• Semantic drift of the week (there’s a WITI in this one)

• Man who spent $20K to transform himself into border collie steps out for first-ever walk in public

• Way Ahead Of It’s Time: The Remote Lounge NYC

• How the Partnership Between Apple and Goldman Soured

• C-section Rates Are Way Too High. We Need to Hold Doctors and Hospitals Accountable

• How Modelo became America’s new favorite beer (RA)

• Who Was Barbie? (RA)

• Why haven’t internet creators become superstars? (SB)

• The World Is Toxic. Welcome to the Metabolic Era (CM)

• The Best Car In The World: Building The Toyota Century (RMM)

• ‘Random Acts of Medicine’ Review: Paging Dr. Chance (SB)

WITI Classifieds:

We are experimenting with running some weekly classifieds in WITI. If you’re interested in running an ad, you can purchase one through this form. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to drop a line.

Chart of the Day:

The LLM effect. 

Alright, that’s it for now. Have a great weekend.

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Thanks for reading,

Noah (NRB) & Colin (CJN)

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