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Electromagnetic stimulation and nootropic substances are potential methods to improve cognitive function and memory performance. via Brain Blogger

One family decided to ditch the traditional turkey and make Thanksgiving all about the side dishes. via The Kitchn

In an interview, Peter Thiel compares the NSA's data collection practices to the Keystone Cops. via Marginal REVOLUTION.

This recipe for roasted Brussels sprouts emphasizes using plenty of salt and includes suggestions for variations.

via Simply Recipes

An original copy of the Magna Carta, signed by King John in 1215, is now on display at the Library of Congress in Washington D.C. as part of an exhibition celebrating the document's 800th anniversary. via Mashable.

This recipe features roasted onions in a rich bechamel sauce with Gorgonzola and Parmesan, baked until golden brown. via Saveur.

This essay argues that we should embrace boredom and unproductive time for creativity and wisdom instead of modern obsessions with productivity. via Medium.

George Long's translation of The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, written in 167 A.C.E., is available as a free online text. via The Internet Classics Archive

New Jersey's medical marijuana program faces criticism for restrictive policies and limited access. via New Jersey Monthly

The War of the Words chronicles the conflict between Amazon and the book publishing industry, centered around an e-book pricing disagreement with Hachette. via Vanity Fair

This Longform article lists the top 5 most-read articles of the week on the Longform app, featured articles include a profile of Chris Rock, a deep dive into workday productivity, and an interview with Stephen King.

via Longform