All the links posted on social networks this week:​

• Nikola Tesla's Amazing Predictions for the 21st Century ➞
• The Newspaper of Tomorrow: 11 Predictions from Yesteryear ➞
• The Secret to a Long Life May Be Deep Inside Your Brain ➞
• Eight New Things We've Learned About Music ➞
• 10 New Things We Know About Food and Diets ➞
• Five Innovative Technologies that Bring Energy to the Developing World ➞
• Pop Culture Through The Lens Of Nostalgia: The Evolution Of 8-Bit Art ◉
• Five Surprising Facts About the Common Cold ➞
• Scientists Figure Out What You See While You're Dreaming ➞
• So clever: An Ingenious Cookbook Uses Infographics Instead Of Words ➞
• 'Vogue,' 'Wired' to Launch Online TV Channels This Month ➞
• How To Be Gracious, And Why ◉
• The Story Behind the QWERTY Keyboard ➞
• Michael Benson's Awe-Inspiring Views of the Solar System ➞
• The Vast World Of Lego Art ◉
• The Strange Beauty of David Maisel's Aerial Photographs ➞
• The Earliest Stop Motion Animations are Weirdly Wonderful ➞
• Can Cloning Giant Redwoods Save the Planet? ➞
• Ancient Maya Were Cultural Sponges ➞
• The Center of the Earth Is as Hot as the Sun ➞
• Slaves To The Algorithm ◉
• The First LPs Weren’t for Music—They Were Audiobooks for the Blind ➞
• This New Robot Has a Sense of Touch ➞
• PBS Idea Channel: Are Hologram Tupac and Hologram Freddie Mercury Nostalgia or New Aesthetic? ◉
• Saturn’s Mysterious Hexagon Is a Raging Hurricane ➞
• It’s Crazy to Move a Hundred-Year-Old Tree, But This One Is Thriving ➞
• Physicists Have Been Waiting For This Painfully Slow Experiment for Nearly 86 Years ➞
• Check out today's fantastic Google Doodle celebrating the birthday of brilliant opening title designer Saul Bass. ➞
• Where Are the Centers for Education Innovation? ➞
• 6 Influential Stop-Motion Movies From Ray Harryhausen (RIP) ➞
• And now a few moments of joyful humanity, brought to you by Russian dash cams. ➞
• Tribeca transmedia: The power of "Sandy Storylines" ➞
• Creativity Top 5: Week of May 6, 2013 ◉
• Inside the MIT Media Lab ◉
• Mark Zuckerberg and Kevin Systrom on What Really Happened When Facebook Bought Instagram: Vanity Fair ➞
• MIT Brain Scans Show That Entrepreneurs Really Do Think Different ➞
• Typecast: How New Technology Is Reinventing Typography ➞
• 47 Top Typography Tools and Resources ➞
• Adobe Abandons Its Creative Suite to Focus on Creative Cloud ➞
• New York Times launches web-only documentaries with Retro Report ➞
• Brand Thinking: Seth Godin, Dan Pink, and Other Mavens on How and Why We Define Ourselves Through Stuff ➞
• Robert Krulwich On Becoming Yourself ◉
• High Speed Photos of Flying Liquids by Manon Wethly ➞
• Gorgeous: Incredibly Surreal Scenes Where Women Defy Gravity ➞
• What do we talk about when we talk about the economic impact of the arts? ➞
• Permission to Play: Let's Make Fixing Things Cool Again ➞
• World's smallest movie: IBM uses individual atoms to make record-breaking short film of boy kicking football ➞
• Some timely perspective: HERE IS TODAY ➞
• Musicals are booming ◉
• Good Science Fiction ◉
• Michael Bierut: Typography, Modern Applications, and Timeless Communication Challenges ➞
• The 15 Most Important Minutes Of The Work Week ➞
• Tony Fadell: Building With Atoms, Electrons, Frustrations & Constraints ◉
• How to Get More Done: The 1-3-5 Rule ➞
• Why Kickstarter Can't Usurp the Hollywood Entertainment-Industrial Complex ➞
• How Australia is transforming their libraries. ➞
• How Coffee Influenced The Course Of History ➞
• Why Caffeine In Coffee Is A Miracle Drug For The Tired ➞
• WSJ. asks six luminaries to weigh in on a single topic. This month: Design. ➞
• Life in the City Is Essentially One Giant Math Problem ➞
• The 50 Most Perfectly Timed Photos Ever ➞
• 10 Beautiful Words About Love That Don’t Exist in English ➞
• Who Was Mather? Meet the Lesser-Known Men Behind Famous Agency Names ➞
• Meet The Accidental Designer Of The GitHub And Twitter Logos ➞
• MIT Technology Review: Your Body Does Not Want to Be an Interface ➞
• An Introduction To Programming Type Systems: Smashing Coding ➞
• 20 Amazing Outdoor Libraries and Bookstores From All Over the World ➞
• Sir Ken Robinson: Why We Need to Reform Education Now ➞
• Hermione Hoby spends an evening backstage with the unsung heroes of opera: the dressers ➞
• What Happened To Opera? When you weren't looking… some things changed. ➞
• TED Playlists: Words, words, words. Ten talks on the wonder of words. ➞
• Secrets of the Most Successful College Students ➞
• Amazon's bid for rights to sell secondhand ebooks ➞
• For the First Time Ever, You Can Now Hear What Alexander Graham Bell Sounded Like - Technology ➞
• NYTimes, Grantland and now Microsoft deliver a responsive essay: 88 Acres ➞
• Well done BBH, well done: This Heartwarming Tale of Friendship out of BBH London is a Must-Watch for Parents: ➞
• First NYTimes and now Grantland deliver a responsive essay: Out in the Great Alone ➞
• Artificial Intelligence Is The New Uncanny Valley ➞
• David Lynch Explains How Meditation Enhances Our Creativity ➞
• How to Tell a Story with Data ➞
• 10 Secrets to Eye-Popping Package Designs ➞
• An Exit Interview With the Man Who Transformed the Oxford English Dictionary ➞
• How the Egyptian Pyramids Were Built: A New Theory in 3D Animation ➞
• The Abstraction Method of Problem Solving ➞

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