Interesting, all-too-brief account of a family in Texas who fakes Christianity for social reasons. As agnostics, their children don't get play dates.
Faking it for god
Canny Valley: art book of Cory Doctorow's topical collages
Canny Valley is a collection of activist, author and former Boing Boing co-editor Cory Doctorow's surreal collages, as found in his Pluralistic newsletter. Canny Valley collects 80 of the best… READ THE REST
Movie about Palestinian boy wins top prize at Israel's film awards, infuriating government
The Sea is a movie about a 12-year-old Palestinian boy from the landlocked West Bank who sneaks into Israel, dodging checkpoints and police to visit the seaside for the first… READ THE REST
Profile of culture jammer John Law
John Law has been on the front lines of San Francisco counterculture for decades. Though famous for co-founding the Burning Man festival, when it's brought up by SFGate's Dan Gentile… READ THE REST
Try the streaming site that actually cures your brain rot
TL;DR: Stimulate your brain with award-winning, original documentaries on Curiosity Stream for just $149.99 (Reg. $399.99). We spend so much time on streaming sites. Not necessarily watching anything, but scrolling through titles until we feel… READ THE REST
The future of stargazing is sleek, smart, and $300 off
TL;DR: The Vespera Pro Smart Telescope is here to make stargazing cool again — get $300 off with code SMART and explore the cosmos without needing a PhD in astrophysics. Forget fumbling with… READ THE REST
Your next cutting board should be titanium — here's why
TL;DR: Upgrade your cutting board with the Taima Pure Titanium Cutting Board V2, on sale now for $79.99 (reg. $189.95). Looking to cut back on the toxins in your everyday products?… READ THE REST
