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If you unscrew your belly button, your bottom will fall off
A warm and funny tribute from a son to his late father, listing the life lessons he taught, from belly-button warnings t…
IFLScience
A widely read science news site covering quirky discoveries and major research findings across biology, physics, and the…
I'm a Philosopher Who Tries to See the Best in Others
A first-person piece by a USC philosopher on giving other people the benefit of the doubt, and on recognizing where char…
I'm a Scam Prevention Expert, and I Got Scammed
A security professional gives a long, candid step-by-step account of how a convincing phone scam fooled her anyway, and…
IMF Blog
Short, chart-driven articles from International Monetary Fund economists explaining global growth forecasts, debt crises…
IMG_0416
A short, fascinating dive into the long-forgotten iPhone feature that sent photos to YouTube, and the odd digital artifa…
Immersive Quarries
An essay by Marie Foulston tracing why the 2010s were flooded with near-identical immersive Van Gogh projection shows, f…
Imposter Attack
A write-up of building an Among Us-themed game with ESP32-powered infrared targets, custom lighting, and sound effects,…
Improve Your Social Skills
A free, thorough guide to social skills covering body language, conversation, making friends and building confidence, wr…
In Lebanon, Solar Power Booms
An anthropologist explores how Lebanese households turned to rooftop solar amid blackouts, and what it says about resili…
In Praise of the Botched Potato Christ
Elephant magazine looks back at Cecilia Gimenez's infamous restoration of the Ecce Homo fresco in Borja, Spain, and how…
In Search Of A Flood Like No Other
A playful deep dive into the Zanclean megaflood, when the Atlantic broke through at Gibraltar and refilled a dried-out M…
In Search of the Red Demon
A diver's illustrated account of night-diving in the Sea of Cortez to find Humboldt squid, with photos of the aggressive…
In the Beginning Was the Command Line
Neal Stephenson's classic 1999 essay on operating systems, user interfaces and culture, comparing Windows, Mac, Linux an…
in transitu
A performative photography project by Ada Ada Ada probing how artificial intelligence classifies gender and nipples, wit…
Inami, the City of Wood Carving
A guide to Inami in Toyama, a small Japanese town of wood-carving workshops whose craftsmen decorate the elaborate Zuise…
Income Inequality, as Seen from Space
Side-by-side satellite views of rich and poor neighborhoods in US cities reveal how tree cover tracks income, in a short…
Increment
A software engineering magazine publishing long-form articles from practitioners at companies about how they build and o…
Indefinite Backpack Travel
A long-running guide by someone who sold everything in 2015 to live out of one bag, with packing lists, gear choices and…
IndieWeb Wiki
The living wiki documenting the IndieWeb movement, a community-driven effort to help people own their content instead of…
Indigo: Plant of Culture and Color
Cornell Botanic Gardens explores indigo, the plant behind blue dye, and the skill and resilience of enslaved Africans an…
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Industrious Dice
Mathematician James Propp explores a puzzle about dice that do more than their share of work, a playful essay on probabi…
Infinite Cities with Wave Function Collapse
A blog article explaining how the Wave Function Collapse algorithm generates an infinite procedural city, with the autho…
In-Fisherman
A freshwater fishing publication with species behavior breakdowns, seasonal tactics, and gear reviews for anglers chasin…
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