Mark Frauenfelder is a journalist at Boing Boing. He covers a diverse range of topics, including government and politics, culture and society, science, and natural sciences, with a particular focus on issues such as crime, AI, and social concerns. Mark's work has been featured in Flipboard, Knowledia, and boingboing.net.
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Italian writer Umberto Eco (Rob Bogaerts/Anefo photo collection) Netherlands National Archives, CC0
By: Mark Frauenfelder
The Honest Guide YouTubers, known for their tips and advice for people visiting Prague, traveled to Paris to reveal the "cups and ball" scammers who target tourists around landmarks like…
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Allee Willis in her home recording studio, from THE WORLD ACCORDING TO ALLEE WILLIS, a Magnolia Pictures release. Photo credit: Maryanne Bilham. Photo
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Drew Friedman' latest book, Shtick Figures: The Cool, the Comical, the Crazy, contains 100 portraits of quirky, forgotten, and famous icons of American pop culture.
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Vadim Sadovski/shutterstock.com A 70-centimeter (27-inch) asteroid lit up the sky over Yakutia, Russia a few minutes ago as it burned up in the atmosphere. Here's a video.
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A 70-centimeter (27-inch) asteroid lit up the sky over Yakutia, Russia a few minutes ago as it burned up in the atmosphere. Here's a video. Alan Fitzsimmons, a professor who…
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annierau CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons "There is one woman who mostly edits about hamsters, and always on her phone.
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Syd Mead Explains His Amazing Gingerbread Castle/sydmead.com The visionary artist behind Blade Runner and Tron had a surprising holiday hobby: crafting intricate gingerbread castles.
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