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The Book of Bad Arguments▲88
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Predictably Irrational▲96
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3
Cognitive Lode▲197
Playbook of cognitive biases & psych research
2014
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Atlas Obscura▲110
A guide to wondrous and curious places
2014
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XKCD Graphs▲94
Create your own XKCD-style graphs!
2014
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The Macro▲269
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2015
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TragicDesign▲87
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2015
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UX Companion▲257
A handy glossary of UX theories, tools and principles (iOS)
2014
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Peggsite▲103
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2014
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Countable▲73
Direct Democracy with Countable
2014
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Wikiverse▲119
An interactive galaxy of Wikipedia knowledge ✨
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Staked▲100
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2015
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Homo Deus▲105
A Brief History of Tomorrow
2017
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GameDevMap▲81
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2017
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Technotopia▲96
A book about how the future is going to be pretty awesome.
2015
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Quotery▲75
The Encyclopedia of Quips, Quotes & Proverbs
2014
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Griddr▲60
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2013
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Small Demons▲62
A graph of every person, place, and object in every book
2014
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Poopfiction▲102
Stuff to read in your time of need.
2015
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Tabletop Whale▲140
Gorgeous science infographics you can learn from
2017
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Freemium Economics▲89
A nuts and bolts guide to Freemium
2014
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Tapastic▲74
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2014
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Limk▲66
Smarter Content Recommendations.
2014
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Wonker▲84
User-generated explanations on complex current events.
2014

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