Curious About Everything
A monthly roundup of the most interesting writing from around the web
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The Curious About Everything Newsletter #66 (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Curious About Everything Newsletter! The last edition, CAE 65, is here if you missed it. The most popular link from last month was Carlyn Beccia’s essay on whether America has passed the ‘asshole threshold’ yet.My updates: new celiac translation cards and guides availableI’ve been quietly working on some additional celiac-related things this summer. There are now 21 country guides and detailed GF cards in 27 languages, with regional variations for 30 destinations total</
The Curious About Everything Newsletter #65 (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Curious About Everything Newsletter! CAE 64 is here, if you missed it. The most popular link from last month was Cailey Rizzo’s essay about Anthony Bourdain.Personal updates on serendipity and grief“I’ve learned over the years that there is no antidote to the profound, compounding grief of continually finding yourself on the outside of the life you thought you’d have.”It has been a long while since I wrote something narrative, and I forgot the feral flow that comes over you w
The Curious About Everything Newsletter #64 (opens the original)
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Welcome back to the Curious About Everything Newsletter! CAE 63 is here, if you missed it. The most popular link from last month was the piece about how MIT invented a three-sided zipper.Apologies that this month is so late; I’ve had little uptime for CAE this month, and it took longer than usual. June was a very exciting month on the personal front, though…Personal updatesThe paper that I’ve been working on was published online ahead of print! The abstract for Patient-Reported Barriers to Care
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