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A recent study found that Americans have inaccurate perceptions about the demographics of Democrats and Republicans. via FiveThirtyEight

This WIRED article recaps the penultimate episode of Westworld's second season, focusing on the Man in Black's struggle with his identity and Teddy’s crisis of conscience. via WIRED.

Catherine Cusick's article imagines how an interview between the late journalist Tim Russert and former President Donald Trump might unfold today.

Casual shirts can be styled in the summer with these five tips. via Valet

A new study uses game theory to explain why people sometimes try to hide their good deeds, like donating to charity anonymously.

via Nautilus.

This June 2018 blog post shares a summer reading list for America, inspired by a Twitter thread. The list includes historical accounts, books about race, and even a few fiction titles.

via kottke.org

Well Spent reviews a Buck Mason sweatshirt, describing its fabric and fit. via Well Spent

This episode transcript features Ryan Holiday, and covers his experiences with stress and workaholism, the success of his book "The Obstacle Is the Way", and the dangers of ego. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

This recipe uses a mix of red and green cabbage, carrots, and scallions tossed in a light and tangy rice wine vinaigrette to create a vibrant and flavorful slaw. via The Kitchn

Learn about roux, a cooked mixture of starch and fat used to thicken soups, stews, and sauces. via Serious Eats

Bon Appetit provides a recipe for a crispy chicken cutlet sandwich by Claire Saffitz, inspired by Japanese karaage fried chicken and topped with sriracha mayo and a quick cabbage slaw.

via Bon Appétit