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 The evolutionary explanation for cuffing season
The Conversation UK · Martin Graff
Does the effort you invest in seeking a romantic partner intensify as the days grow shorter?
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 Giving thanks may make your brain more altruistic
Vox · Sigal Samuel
Over Thanksgiving, in between mouthfuls of turkey and sweet potato pie, many of us will be asking ourselves: What are we grateful for?
 The myth of the loneliness epidemic
asteriskmag.com · Claude S. Fischer
Are we really living through a uniquely lonely moment in history? When it comes to friendship, this isn’t the first time authorities have cried wolf.
 How leftover turkey could power your home
houstonlanding.org · Elena Bruess
Landfills produce some of the highest amounts of methane gas in the world. A potent greenhouse gas, it can also give us energy.
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 Can desalination quench agriculture’s thirst?
knowablemagazine.org · Lela Nargi
Miles away from the ocean, projects are afoot to clean up salty groundwater and use it to grow crops.
 What to know for the NFL’s Thanksgiving Day slate of games
NBC News · By Rohan Nadkarni
Will the Lions continue their dominance against the Bears? How will Tua Tagovailoa fare against the Packers?
 Glen Powell look-alikes share life advice in and out of character
texasmonthly.com · Lauren Castro and Taylor Prewitt
The latest celebrity doppelgänger competition was judged by the actor’s mom.
 Three myths (and three odd truths) about ‘The Wizard of Oz’
Rolling Stone · Andy Greene
A Munchkin didn’t hang himself on the set, and Pink Floyd didn’t secretly sync “Dark Side of the Moon” to the movie.
 The invention of the marathon
JSTOR Daily · Miriam Kamil
The Hellenic inspiration for the 26.2-mile races which draw over a million runners yearly worldwide had nothing to do with sport.
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