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Hold the Line: As telephony grew, so did a workforce of switchboard operators

The Mellotron, an electronic keyboard of recorded samples, changed pop music

The dangers of tea drinking in nineteenth century Ireland

Was modern art a CIA psy-op? (2020)

We Got Social Media Wrong. Can We Get AI Right?

Vacations in the Soviet Union

Where do nutrition labels come from? (2022)

Dummy Boards: The Fun Figures of the 1600s

Chess, unlike war, is a game of perfect information

Transcribing bird sound as human speech

Aphrodisiacs of the Aztec and Inca

The New York City kosher meat boycott of 1902

Ode to Samuel Delany

The Renaissance Lets Its Hair Down

Alpha. Bravo. Cyrillic

Burning Kelp for War

Pictorial Maps of the United States

Death by Crowding

Walking Streetlamps for Hire in Seventeenth-Century London

When the Push Button Was New, People Were Freaked

Jean-François Champollion Deciphers the Rosetta Stone

Urchins of New York and Elsewhere

Why companies are interested in Myers-Briggs types

Rethinking Prison as a Deterrent to Future Crime - Time behind bars can increase the likelihood that someone will re-offend, research finds

The Lumpy Pearls That Enchanted the Medicis (2019)

Imperial Science and the Company’s Museum

The First Koreatown

In Defense of Polonius

The Living Newspaper Speaks

Electrical Fashions