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Longreads asked writers, editors, and booksellers to share a few books they felt deserved more recognition, including novels and essay collections. via Longreads

Digital Synopsis explores how our brains process logos within milliseconds, ultimately influencing our purchasing decisions.

This article cautions against getting caught up in the hype of CES, arguing that many showcased innovations lack practical appeal for everyday consumers. via The Drum.

Want to know how Warren Buffett's daily breakfast factors into his frugality? Details are shared from the HBO documentary "Becoming Warren Buffett".

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Valet Magazine's "31 Days" series presents CBD as a safe and legal way to alleviate stress and enhance daily life. via Valet.

Bon Appétit's Rachel Sugar tested out a variety of expensive sleep products to see if they would improve her sleep. via Bon Appétit.

A field guide to deception reveals fascinating insights into why people lie - it turns out some people will always be honest, some will lie if they feel slighted, and others will lie for profit every time. via MIT Technology Review.

A viral video shows a skilled restaurant worker named Rogelio Rivera quickly chopping a massive amount of cilantro. via The Kitchn.

This blog post lists recommended books about different countries and asks for reader suggestions. via Marginal REVOLUTION

This FiveThirtyEight article explores the science behind mindfulness and meditation, examining studies on mental health and brain structure. via FiveThirtyEight