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 Will the economy finally un-weird itself?
Vox · Emily Stewart
The economy’s “hold your breath moment,” explained.
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 A cut too far: The people who can’t give up paper
BBC Future · Chris Baraniuk
The world’s gone digital and yet many professions and industries still rely on paper every day. When will they toss away the last page?
 What it means to be a ‘good patient’
thedriftmag.com · Jordan Cutler-Tietjen
Fake illnesses, illness fakers, and the problem of medical testimony.
 What are APIs?
theconversation.com · Tam Nguyen
A computer scientist explains the data sockets that make digital life possible.
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 Why everyone is talking about the Roman Empire all of a sudden
rd.com · Kiersten Hickman
Ancient Rome lives on in the minds of men, according to a viral TikTok trend. Here’s what it’s all about.
 This is how long it takes to learn a foreign language
Travel + Leisure · Dobrina Zhekova
Spoiler alert: Swedish is considered one of the easiest languages for native English speakers.
 What sign language looks like around the globe
globalpressjournal.com · Global Press Journal Staff
Photos that show how this rich and expressive visual language looks in different countries.
 Italian tailoring is in crisis
GQ · Joshua Hunt
The master tailors of Naples are renowned, but Italy’s legendary tradition is under threat of extinction.
 The reason you shouldn’t make your bed as soon as you wake up
Real Simple · Leslie Corona
Procrastinators might be onto something here.
 Why we are seeing caviar everywhere when Americans can’t afford eggs
Salon · Michael La Corte
It’s the “Real Housewives” diet.
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