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@Longreads
Sharing/publishing the best longform stories (#longreads) since 2009. Sister site of @Atavist. Mastodon: @[email protected]. Bluesky: @longreads.com
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    "Why would Gerhard Berger lend his name to the driest, cheapest-looking, and least commercial F1 video game ever made?" Duncan Fyfe for Esses: esses.com/stories/who-ca… (Subscription may be required.)
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    Who Can Solve Gerhard Berger's F1 Quiz? | Esses
    The strange story of the weirdest F1 video game ever made.
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    "I’d be lying if my preferences weren’t shaped by, and sometimes outsourced to, external curators like these. But some of my tastes are less deliberately chosen." @mynameisceline for @asteriskmgzn
    Why We Like Things
    From asteriskmag.com
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    Aug 28
    River dolphins and trading cards and brain organoids, oh my! In this week's Top 5: • Bad medicine (@NewYorker) • Imperfect sound forever (@BitterSouth) • Know when to fold 'em (@BusinessInsider) • Brainiacs (@WIRED) • Call of the wild (@aeonmag)
    The Top 5 Longreads of the Week - Longreads
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    Aug 28
    "But to become my own man in the America I inherited, I realized I’d have to try to solve the paradox of my parents." Read our excerpt from Wilbert L. Cooper's new memoir, THE BLACK SHIELD (@fsgbooks):
    Black and Blue in Cleveland - Longreads
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    Aug 27
    "Video might have killed the radio star, but it ignited something in me. I felt rebellious and wanted to raise a lace-glove-clad middle finger to anyone who told me I had to fit in—boys, teachers, mean girls, or my boss at Taco Time." @nerdygirly
    Ladies of the '80s - Longreads
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