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Sockets, trigger implants, and a book for the ears

Newsletter ArchiveMay 20, 2022May 21, 2022

Issue 40 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. The Museum of Imaginary Musical Instruments, Margaret Atwood’s take on the leaked Alito opinion, and how mindfulness might discourage us from making amends for our mistakes.

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It started out with a kiss, how did it end up like this?

Newsletter ArchiveMay 7, 2022

Issue 39 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. A close reading of the lyrics and composition of Mr Brightside; making delightful lists; cutout portraits from Rudy Willingham; and wise words from Shirley Jackson.

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A rebel without a clause

Newsletter ArchiveApril 22, 2022

Issue 38 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. How to write a compelling speaker pitch; an essay in defence of the em dash; and cherry blossoms straight out of a Pixar movie.

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Bad at guessing

Newsletter ArchiveApril 8, 2022April 16, 2022

Issue 37 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. Why our estimates of minority groups are really so skewed; Baobab trees; Ukrainian stamp designs; and how Saturn got its rings.

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Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end…

Newsletter ArchiveMarch 25, 2022April 16, 2022

Issue 36 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. Song lyrics; fat girls on film; opposites don’t attract; and a visual representation of my personality.

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Speaking its name will summon it

Newsletter ArchiveMarch 11, 2022April 16, 2022

Issue 35 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. An awful lot about the etymology of the word “bear”; the sexist mythology that has been baked into biology; and the vibrant work of Ukrainian artist Maria Prymachenko.

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Why false information stays stuck in our brains…

Newsletter ArchiveFebruary 25, 2022March 1, 2022

Issue 34 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. Insights into how our brains process information, Monterey Bay’s otherworldly creatures, a letter from Vincent van Gogh, and photorealistic portraits of cartoon characters

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Boop-rah, sexy fried heart!

Newsletter ArchiveFebruary 11, 2022February 14, 2022

Issue 33 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter. AI-generated Valentine’s cards, stealing William Gibson’s creative process, Hugh Hayden’s art installation,and my brain when writing an email.

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Tailwind Writers’ Bloodhound

Newsletter ArchiveJanuary 28, 2022February 14, 2022

Issue 32 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter: Oulipian constraints; why people really hate the word “moist”; polar bear housemates; and judging books by their covers.

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Very Peri

Newsletter ArchiveJanuary 14, 2022January 13, 2022

Issue 31 of the Manufacturing Serendipity newsletter: Crushing your hopes and dreams in a pestle and mortar, at midnight, on a full moon; attempted calendar reform; ’90s Dad Thrillers; and delightful lego fonts.

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