The Week's Links: November 28, 2014

ALL THE LINKS POSTED ON SOCIAL NETWORKS THIS WEEK:

• Watch A 5-Part Series On The History Of Video Game Graphics owl.li/ECHSs
• How Designers Recreated Alan Turing's Code-Breaking Computer for Imitation Game owl.li/EGDdL
• Apple’s iCloud Photo Library: A Quick How-To Guide owl.li/EGLtw
• MIT Media Lab Maps History's Biggest Celebrities owl.li/EGs3U
• Here’s some remarkable new data on the power of chat apps like WhatsApp for sharing news stories owl.li/ECGQu
• Google launches Contributor, a crowdfunding tool for publishers owl.li/ECGpU
• 75+ tools for investigative journalists owl.li/ECyQW
• See Hemingway's Novels Condensed Into 15-Second Animations on Instagram owl.li/ECCtE
• The Shockingly Old Origin of the Fax Machine owl.li/ECmKL
• A Kindle Designer's Touching Online Memorial To The Marginalia Scribbled In Books  owl.li/ECCg1
• The Science of Why We Don't Believe Science owl.li/EyOt5
• Don't change a thing: 8 inventions that never needed updating owl.li/ECBXF
• License Plates From The 50 States, Redesigned owl.li/ECHKG
• The XKCD Guide to the Universe's Most Bizarre Physics owl.li/ECB3N
• You Can Now Search for Every Tweet Ever Sent in the Twitter App owl.li/EyMC5
• Why Pentagram's Michael Bierut Is Obsessed With Black And White owl.li/EyLYi
• Amazing: Incredible Photos Taken at Exact Opposite Ends of the Earth owl.li/EyrEE
• Want: This Tiny Cardboard Battery Is Like A Vitamin For Your Smartphone owl.li/EyJ8b
• How People's Political Passions Distort Their Sense of Reality owl.li/Eyrsy
• Designers Of Android And Dropbox On The Smartphone Of 2020 owl.li/EyIBa
• An Astronaut Reveals What Life in Space Is Really Like owl.li/Eyrmz
• ◉ Instead of futurists, let’s be now-ists: Joi Ito at TED2014 owl.li/EGQHU
• "The best work advice I ever got" owl.li/EyHKf
• 20 Self-Deprecating Notes Found on Vintage Photographs owl.li/Eys9P
• Your Job May Affect How Your Brain Ages owl.li/EyNrW
• The givers and the takers owl.li/EyqYH
• 10 Facts About the Internet's Undersea Cables owl.li/Eykzt
• Why Humans Can Solve Some Problems Better Than Computers, with Luis von Ahn owl.li/EyeU2
• The Science Of Simplicity: Why Successful People Wear The Same Thing Every Day owl.li/Eyks7
• Interesting: Night Time Eiffel Tower Photos Are a Copyright Violation owl.li/EyaBt
• Thanksgiving Recipes Across the United States. We’ve scoured the nation for recipes that evoke each of the 50 states (and D.C. and Puerto...
• ◉ How “Lion King” Regained Its Crown As Broadway’s Top-Selling Show: An Algorithm owl.li/EGQz2
• The 10 Most Watched Ads on YouTube in October owl.li/EuFPS
• How music education influenced Google CEO Larry Page owl.li/EyjyF
• Searching For a Better Battery, with Brad Templeton owl.li/EyjqR
• Ad of the Day: New York City Ballet Shows PlayStation Gamers a Proper Victory Dance owl.li/EyreO
• How America’s Oldest Magazines Are Modernizing (And Monetizing) Their Archives owl.li/Eqrmx
• Why I’m teaching Serial instead of Shakespeare owl.li/EqigV
• Interactive graphic: Every active satellite orbiting earth owl.li/EpPL0
• Why Wearables Should Be Free owl.li/Eq1ui
• Big Data and Bigger Breaches With Alex Pentland owl.li/EpPAZ
• David Grady: How to save the world (or at least yourself) from bad meetings owl.li/EpXOm
• Kandinsky on the Spiritual Element in Art and the Three Responsibilities of Artists owl.li/EpPkq
• ◉ Parsing Is Such Sweet Sorrow: Shakespeare through the lens of statistics owl.li/EGQrr
• Facebook is making 'Facebook at Work,' so you can Facebook at work owl.li/EpS0s
• Which reads faster, Chinese or English? owl.li/Es5mn
• It’s small touches that can make a difference in New York’s online layouts owl.li/EpR0o
• It’s small touches that can make a difference in New York’s online layouts owl.li/EpK2A
• The Composer Of Serial's Soundtrack Comes Clean About Its "Ambiguous" Score owl.li/EpCzL
• The world’s biggest chocolate-maker says we’re running out of chocolate - The Washington Post owl.li/EmmAg
• Norman Lear On The Nature Of Belly Laughs, The Stories All Around You, And Shaping TV As We Know It owl.li/EpC3R
• The Disease of Being Busy owl.li/Em1Go
• It's A Neil Gaiman Universe; We Just Live In It owl.li/EmICm
• The most extraordinary photos you've never seen. owl.li/ElPXe
• David Foster Wallace’s mind-blowing creative nonfiction syllabus owl.li/EmFXJ
• Fitbit Data Now Being Used In The Courtroom owl.li/EpOZI
• Tech Time Warp of the Week: Before Apple Pay, There Was That Thing Called RFID owl.li/EmFtt
• Batteries Nearly Drained and Vital Science Done, Philae Has Gone to Sleep owl.li/El0Ly
• 4 Simple Remedies For Burnout Backed By Science owl.li/El0Cd
• Playing With Perceptions : TED Radio Hour owl.li/EkOwS
• Earth's Most Stunning Natural Fractal Patterns owl.li/El0Ab
• More dinosaur species have been found in China than anywhere else owl.li/EkOvj
• 6 ideas from creative thinkers to shake up your work routine owl.li/EkODr
• Pigeons appear to use gravity to set a course back to their lofts owl.li/EkOtK
• PBS Food, The History Kitchen: How Lincoln Transformed Thanksgiving owl.li/EkOBs
• Erin McKean: The joy of lexicography owl.li/EkOye
• Posters for imagined movie sequels owl.li/El0N5
• Google's Larry Page: The most ambitious CEO in the universe owl.li/EkLQp
• Fallen Arches: Can McDonald's get its mojo back? owl.li/EkLOh
• The Man Who Made the UK Say “I’m Sorry For What We Did To Turing.” owl.li/EkEXG
• The Invention of Sliced Bread owl.li/EkLvS
• ◉ The #Art of the Hashtag owl.li/EkNav
• The Science of Why We Don’t Believe Science owl.li/EkEU6
• In the sleepy world of podcasts, ‘Serial’ has emerged as a global phenomenon owl.li/EkKPf