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LOOKING FOR ANSWERS PANDORA'S BOX The Man Who Found Forrest Fenn's Treasure outsideonline.com The decade-long hunt captured the world's attention, but when it finally ended last June, everyone still wanted to know: who had solved the mystery? This week, as legal proceedings threaten his anonymity, a 32-year-old medical student is ready to go on the record. WALK IT OFF How Japanese People Stay Fit For Life, Without Ever Visiting A Gym kokumura.medium.com For people stressed or intimidated by fitness culture. RIP The Death Of Zappos's Tony Hsieh: A Spiral Of Alcohol, Drugs And Extreme Behavior wsj.com The inspirational executive seemed to lose his way after moving to a mansion in Utah and giving up his corporate role, including a starvation diet and fascination with fire. SAVINGS WE DIGG | SPONSORED How To Grow Your Savings (Automatically) Using One onefinance.com Celebrate. Give. (And still save.) Earn an industry-leading 3.00% APY* with One's card Auto-Save. Automatically build your savings while you shop. Save with every purchase. ACTION AND REACTION DEVIL MAY CARE Tulum's Burning Man Became A COVID Superspreader Event thedailybeast.com Art With Me, an art and music festival that ran November 11-15 in Tulum, Mexico, promised to "nurture personal growth." Many attendees got COVID instead — and brought it back to the US. MEATING YOUR EXPECTATIONS I Went A Year Without Meat. Here's What I Learned insidehook.com One editor shares his biggest takeaways from 12 months without beef, pork, poultry or fowl. DESANTIS 'SENT THE GESTAPO' Agents Raid Home Of Fired Florida Data Scientist Who Built COVID-19 Dashboard digg.com Video footage of the incident shows Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents raiding the home of the woman fired over COVID-19 data. VIDEO OF THE DAY GARBAGE TIME Ruthless Soccer Player Wastes Time In Front Of An Open Goal youtube.com In the German league, Stuttgart's striker Silas Wamangituka tested his opponents' patience in the final minutes of the game. IN THE NEWS In COVID-19 Milestone For West, Britain Starts Mass Vaccination Chuck Yeager, 1st To Break Sound Barrier, Dies At 97 'Nobody Knows': Experts Baffled By Mystery Illness In India Biden Plans To Tap Lloyd Austin, Former Iraq Commander, As Defense Secretary DIGG PICKS | SPONSORED Give The Gift Of Zen With This DIY Bonsai Kit huckberry.com Growing and shaping bonsai is an excellent way to add some peace to your a hectic life. Giving peace sounds pretty darn cool about now. FROM THE ARCHIVES COLD DISCOMFORT Why 536 Was 'The Worst Year To Be Alive' (2018) sciencemag.org Ask medieval historian Michael McCormick what year was the worst to be alive, and he's got an answer: "536." Not 1349, when the Black Death wiped out half of Europe. Not 1918, when the flu killed 50 million to 100 million people, mostly young adults. But 536. THANK U, NEXT The Eight Most Awkward Presidential Transitions (2016) theatlantic.com Donald Trump questioned where Barack Obama was born. The president called the man who's succeeding him "unfit." But there's ample precedent for their mutual antipathy. May you see sunshine where others see shadows. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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