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Chef and blogger Anthony Warner challenges popular food fads and myths in his debunking blog and upcoming book, *The Angry Chef: Bad Science and the Truth About Healthy Eating*. via The Guardian

This 2017 article from *Texas Monthly* profiles Whole Foods co-founder John Mackey during a turbulent time for the company.

This article from Zen Habits explores finding happiness in the midst of difficult life situations, outlining techniques such as allowing yourself to feel unhappiness and practicing gratitude.

via Zen Habits.

This post explores Richard Feynman's famous quote about the link between simple explanations and true understanding.

via kottke.org

The Museum of Failure in Helsingborg, Sweden showcases failed innovations like Trump: The Board Game and Harley Davidson perfume.

via The Drum

Valet Magazine's June 14th Morning Report includes articles about a mobile grocery store and tips for wearing tailored clothing. via Valet

Baggy pants are back in style, and this article explores different ways to wear them, from workwear to contemporary looks. via Put This On.

A new report reveals how political campaigns can manipulate elections using tactics like discrediting journalists and instigating protests based on false news. via The Guardian

Valet Magazine gives tips for better sleep in this article, including kicking off the covers to cool down and pointing out that even a little sleep deprivation is harmful.

Learn about the history of swim-up bars, from their 1950s Las Vegas beginnings to their modern-day ubiquity. via PUNCH

Food52 suggests roasting vegetables directly on the oven floor for maximum caramelization, but cautions readers to check their oven manuals first. via Food52.

Author Joe Berkowitz explores the competitive punning subculture and his experiences within it in his new book, *Away With Words*. via Fast Company