Schizophrenia, privilege, and mob justice in Slovakia

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• An amazing, terrifying photograph straight the scene of a gas explosion in Indianapolis. (r/WTF)

• Why can’t we tranquillize people the same way we do wild animals? You know, like, with dart guns. (r/askscience)

• Can you crush a dust mite with your mass? (r/askscience)

• How to be a full-time fiction writer. (r/bestof)

• Historical inaccuracies in The Last Samurai. (r/bestof)

• “How old is the idea of time travel?” (r/AskHistorians)

• Crucifixion, Jesus, and capital punishment in ancient Rome. (r/AskHistorians)

• There a few good AMAs to read this morning: First, what it’s like to work at the “most crooked high end used car dealership” in the Bronx, N.Y. (r/IAmA)

• Then, a bizarre story from a son of privilege in Slovakia. (r/IAmA)

• And finally, what it’s like to be a black man living in Tokyo. (r/IAmA)

Pic of the day: ITAP Northern Japan in Autumn.
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