Taylor Lorenz: “It’s wild to see what a fish out of water he [Tucker Carlson] is on the internet: no jump cuts, no background music, no catchy thumbnail or video title”

Touchscreen gestures are more ergonomic, intuitive, and fun than button taps

The bus ticket: A lone poppy: Woven typography

Unconventional but reasonable design

Perhaps souls do indeed reïncarnate. If so, reïncarnation is way better than any material immortality, as it allows to live thru different upbringings in different bodies

Tactility is underappreciated. After all, an object needs to be touched to be fully understood

It’s easy to get out of a stuck tram. A stuck underground train, on the other hand, traps folk inside and forces them to wait for help

The swastika, the Roman salute, and the rainbow are all esthetically powerful symbols that happened to be appropriated by evil movements

Unlike heightwise stripes, widthwise stripes on flags don’t stop any hue from being seen when the wind blows

Textures: A Russian postbox

Times have become tough for Nokia—it is now skimping on letter strokes

“Nel Segno di Bacco” is an Italian artistic group touring the country with a musical play about wine, food, and conviviality

Some say that the Disney D is weird. But I find the y to be the weird letter here, looking more like a p

Pleasant dimples

Cracking a can open is an audiotactile sensation even better than popping a bottle’s cork. No wonder Trump used to open six cans of soda at a time

Over the past two years I’ve grown quite unhappy with Apple. The beauty and iconicity of its products are not enough for me to continue supporting the company

Some trees outside: A square: A bin: A train passing by

A bricky side-street: Attractive stones: Elaborately decorated gates

Wayfinding in the airport: A foldable table in a train

Having arrived in the UK for the first time in three and a half years, I recorded my first feelings