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Tim Ferriss interviews Mr. Money Mustache (Pete Adeney) about living on $25-27k per year through optimizing for happiness and minimal expenses. Pete retired at 30 by saving aggressively and investing in index funds, now living a life of projects and adventures with his family. via The Blog of Author Tim Ferriss

Mitch McConnell's attempt to silence Elizabeth Warren reading Coretta Scott King's letter backfired, ultimately making the letter go viral. via WIRED

This article details how to grow 100 pounds of potatoes in a 4 square foot box. via Apartment Therapy.

How to Disagree, a blog post on "The Big Picture," suggests that when disagreements arise, it's crucial to engage in constructive dialogue, as emphasized by Paul Graham.

Pascal's wager, the argument for believing in God due to the potential for eternal reward, was actually a product of increasing religious skepticism. via Nautilus

Jason Kottke shares a BBC radio program exploring successful policies from around the world, including math education in Shanghai, gun control in Japan, and energy in Costa Rica. via kottke.org

Food52 shares Lucinda Scala Quinn's tips for making spiced lentils and rice a meal prep staple with recipe ideas for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. via Food52.

An economics professor argues that luck plays a bigger role in success than people realize and that realizing this could lead to greater support for social programs. via Nautilus.

Serious Eats shares 36 dip, salsa, and guacamole recipes perfect for your Super Bowl party. via The source of this content is Serious Eats.

This video essay analyzes how Louis C.K. crafts and delivers a joke. via kottke.org

The Last Decade of Craft Beer Part 1 discusses the growth of the craft beer industry, noting the challenges of consistent quality and the shift towards a focus on rare beers.

This guide to Adidas includes its history, collaborations, and frequently asked questions about the brand. via Highsnobiety.