Is your master’s degree useless? [The Economist]

True believers built Trump’s social-media company. They feel betrayed [1843 Mag]

The long game: how will US missiles help Ukraine? [The Economist Podcasts]

EIU expects Mexico’s economic growth to slow to 1.4% in 2024, down from 3.2% in 2023. Growth is forecast at 1.2% in 2025, with the economy firming up through to 2029, in line with an economic recovery in the US. Find out more here: [The EIU]

How to Use Games to Build Relationships with Your Customers [Harvard Business Review]

Adele doesn't know when she'll perform again after tearful Vegas goodbye [BBC]

Amazon’s Moonshot Plan to Rival Nvidia in AI Chips [Bloomberg]

No utopia for Man Utd as Anorim gets close-up view of challenge ahead [Reuters]

Casualties, severe damage in Israel after Hezbollah fires 340 rockets [AL-Jazeera]

Meghan Markle Hosts Afghan Immigrant Women In California [Afghanistan International]

Why Do We Talk This Way? [The New Yorker]

Boox Palma 2 review: ain’t broke, not fixed [The Verge]

You deserve a better browser than Google Chrome [Vox]

StrictlyVC San Francisco [TechCrunch]

How OpenAI stress-tests its large language models [MIT Technology Review]

Why the US under Trump might start amassing bitcoin, and what that means for its price [Markets Insider]

Nothing better than a Saturday with Buckeye BFFs in the 'Shoe! 🏟️🤗 hashtag #GoBucks [LinkedIn]

The truth about salt: how to avoid one of the world’s biggest hidden killers [The Guardian]

The Democrats Are in Trouble. This Man Can Save Them. [The New York Times]

Forecasts Warn Of Possible Winter Storms Across U.S. During Thanksgiving Week [Huffington Post]

How Friendsgiving Took Over Millennial Culture [The Atlantic]

How immigration swung voters of color to Trump [FiveThirtyEight]

Two astronauts are stuck in space. This NASA veteran knows their pain. [The Washington Post]

Puerto Rico's eternally thwarted dream: the 51st US state [Le Monde]

Kindle Paperwhite Signature Edition (2021) review: The upgrade is worth the money [Mashable]

Remembering Cyberia, the World’s First Ever Cyber Cafe [VICE] bringing back Cyber Cafés would be a-ma-zing

War Crimes Have Never Stopped the U.S. Before [The Intercept_]

Do you have a celebrity twin? The surprising science behind doppelgängers [Nat Geo] Jeff Goldblum in his youth

Record number of people to travel for Thanksgiving amid severe weather [NPR]

California State University increases its graduation rates but is falling short of its ambitious goals [CapRadioNews]

La justice internationale dans le chaudron de Gaza [Le Monde diplomatique]

Brazil Puts a Global South Spin on the G-20 [Foreign Policy]

Israel’s Trump Delusion: Why Netanyahu’s Ambition to Remake the Middle East Is Unlikely to Succeed [Foreign Affairs]

Southeast Asia’s Semiconductor Play [The Diplomat]

Assessing US Recruitment: The Military V. Pete Hegseth [The Cipher Brief]

In the Quantum World, Even Points of View Are Uncertain [Quanta Magazine]

#ThrowbackThursday à la fin des années 1960 et 1970. Les chercheurs du CERN contribuent à la recherche médicale depuis près de six décennies, depuis le début des expériences de radiobiologie en 1965. [CERN_FR]

Humans in Space [NASA]

What’s up, everybody! It’s Monday, November 25th, 2024. It’s officially the week of Thanksgiving! I hope you enjoy that. Don’t forget to take full advantage of Black Friday, there are a lot of PS5 games on sale for more than half off, it’s a great time of the year to get those games. The M.2 SSD 8TB was on sale for $575, I wish I could buy it but I don’t have the funds. Now it’s gonna return to $1200 next week and I won’t be able to buy it then either. Sigh. Anyway, talk to you guys soon, I’ll try to record a “diggnation-style” episode with the #ContentCuration from today when I can later in the day.

Until Next Time!