March 2018 - Page 4 of 6

Building a Prosthetic Arm With Lego

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(via Great Big Story) Ever since he was a kid, David Aguilar was obsessed with Lego. He spent his childhood

(via Grunge) Greek mythology has been told and retold so many times and for so many centuries that our modern understanding

(via Mental Floss) When Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with motor neurone disease at age 21, doctors thought he’d only survive

(via Today I Found Out) The automobile is an integral part of modern history. From the Model T to the

(via Atlas Obscura) The 19th-century naval officer John Ross had a knack for seeing land where it wasn’t.

(via Mental Floss) The wheel is the classic example of early human invention—a quintessential innovation that distinguishes Homo sapiens from

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(via Atlas Obscura) Thulani Mabaso spent six years in a cell at Robben Island. Now he’s back to show visitors

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(via Great Big Story) In a tiny theatre in Paris, the same play has been performed every single night (except

(via Mental Floss) Every March, clocks “spring forward” across much of the United States, robbing people of one precious hour

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(via Neatorama and YouTube) Watching people paint in real time can literally feel like watching paint dry, but watching artist

(via Atlas Obscura) To save bygone software, files, and more, researchers are working to emulate decades-old technology in the cloud.

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(via Mental Floss) Necessity isn’t the only mother of invention. Though it wasn’t always easy to get patents or the