Law And Order: Space Victims Unit

​Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Making the iPhone in the US would costs billions, the guy who created the iPhone keyboard thinks he did a good job and Gerrymandering was invented by a guy named Gerry.

Digg Editions Morning · Fri, Sep 14

GOING OFF COURSE WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK It Wouldn't Be Better If iPhones Were Made In The US, And Other Facts digg.com ​Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: Making the iPhone in the US would costs billions, the guy who created the iPhone keyboard thinks he did a good job and Gerrymandering was invented by a guy named Gerry. 'THEY WERE DYING' Disaster In The Alps outsideonline.com Thousands of people flock to the Alps each year to ski tour high-elevation routes, spending comfortable nights in a string of huts that serve wine and hot meals. This spring, a group of experienced skiers and their guide were trapped in a storm overnight on an exposed saddle. By morning, nearly all were dead or dying. DON'T BE DUMB The Best And Worst Brand Moves Of 2018 (Happened On The Same Day) medium.com The most and least impressive action taken by a management team to support or erode enterprise equity, so far in 2018, both happened on the same day  —  September 5th. DIGG PICKS How To Get The Newest iPhone X For $0/Month sprint.com The newest iPhone Xs are now available for pre-order, and you can get one for $0/month with Sprint once you trade in an eligible phone and sign up for an 18-month Sprint Flex lease. This promo is only good for a week. OUT THERE THE PERFECT CRIME IS EASIER IN SPACE How Will Police Solve Murders On Mars? theatlantic.com Mars PD will have to deal with new blood-spatter patterns, different body decay rates, and space-suit sabotage — and they won't be able to fire guns indoors. 'SOMEONE AMERICANS LOVE TO LOVE' How Maya Rudolph Became The Master Of Impressions nytimes.com The actress and comedian can move up and down the scales of race, age, and gender with hilarious ease — a talent that grew from finding her place in a world where no one looked like her. GOING THEIR OWN WAY The Wild, Baffling And Sometimes Terrifying History Of Crypto-Anarchy breakermag.com A fuller picture of crypto-anarchy's origins — and the ways its ethos continues to permeate our culture — begins with a problem. DRAW THE LINE The Coolest Design Of The Week digg.com A greenhouse you can sit on, an architectural studio built from a shipping container and looking at Burning Man from high up in the sky. VIDEO OF THE DAY THAT SWOOPING SENSATION Guy Rescues Lizard From Pool, Releases It And, Oh No digg.com Sometimes, being a good human just isn't enough. IN THE NEWS Hurricane Florence Has Made Landfall — Here's The Latest News SpaceX Says Its BFR Will Fly Someone Around The Moon 'It Looked Like Armageddon:' Deadly Explosions Kill Teenager, Injure 10 In Massachusetts How Congressional Republicans Have Reacted To Trump's Puerto Rico Tweets Is The New 'Predator' Sequel Any Good? Here's What The Reviews Say Andrew Cuomo Cruises To Easy Win In New York Governor Primary FROM THE DIGG STORE These Minimalist Earbuds Are 50% Off store.digg.com These noise-canceling headphones are lightweight, uncluttered and ideal for a run or commute. Hey you — have a lovely Friday. View the Edition at Digg.com »

Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2018 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002