The Deadly Results of Flawed Design
From automobiles to software, poorly designed products just might kill you.
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Meet Jon Ferrer, A Software Engineer At Digg
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This Twitter Thread Reveals The Prehistoric Origins Of The Southern Blue Swoosh On The Electoral Map
If you look at maps of US presidential election results by county over the past 40 years, you'll notice a consistent pattern throughout Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South and North Carolina: a blue swoosh. Latif Nasser traces the roots of this phenomenon back over 100 million years in a viral Twitter thread.
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Iceland Knows How To Stop Teen Substance Abuse. The World Isn't Listening
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The Deadly Results Of Flawed Design
From automobiles to software, poorly designed products just might kill you.
