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Astronauts in front of a warehouse, and a man in a suit adjusting their equipment. They have a big white camera pointing at the ground.

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Pantone, millennials & moving art

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Endangered species, masturbation & ethical undies

Kids running through the desert in the daytime atop a sand dune. The sand dune acts as the camera line into the distance. There's a little girl off to the left who is sitting a little way down the dune, as if exhausted.

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Sexual consent, feuds & spell-check

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Colour, code & science

The Goods: Issue 7 — Neil Harbisson's surgically implanted antenna cured his colourblindness, Léo Chéron's moving particles camera, and why Kodak invented the digital camera and then kept it a secret.

A hispanic man's face emerges from a bed of roses toward you. You can see one of his eyes, looking into yours.

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Travel, feminism & shower heads

Two hands with bent fingers and palms visible, spraypainted black from the wrists up.

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Friendship, fear & good conversation

Someone wearing a hat underneath a downlight, but there's dust coming out of their hat so you can't see their face.

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Design, photography & the tech-obsessed

The Goods: Issue 10 — Eric Pickersgill's photo series is creepy good, Julian Hutton's list for the design-minded, and the commodification of graphic design.

A nude person swinging off a tree by a rope, ready to let go and fall into the water below.

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Sorry culture, validating products & handling disagreements

People gathered in a huddle in a white, man-made landscape without identifiable features.

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Wearable wearables, staying focused & sex education

At first it looks something like an old-fashioned Men's urinal – but it's actually a giant model of a Nike shoe with a small human hand in the photo for size.

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Body language, leadership & cash monies

The Goods: Issue 13 — Nonverbal communication, a brand new un-conference for creative women, and why the Monty Hall problem matters.

A raccoon playing a piano, which has a candelabra on it. The piano is raccoon-size.

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Dystopian governments & the necessity of product management

The Goods: Issue 14 — China's bookstore mystery, our take on all things Undrtone on Product Hunt Chat, and how to fulfill your lifelong dream of being a dragonfly thanks to Marshmallow Laser Feast.