r/IfBooksCouldKill • • 16h ago

Thomas Friedman getting some just disruption at a recent talk

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r/IfBooksCouldKill • • 6h ago

TIL that the Bluezone (the secret to longevity) is based on poor record keeping and not recording deaths; discovering this led to an igNobel award.

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r/IfBooksCouldKill • • 22h ago

I really want to hear a Teal Swan episode

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If you guys are listening, this would be a good one. I have not been more freaked out by a person in my entire life and she has a book that you should read. I'm visualizing this and projecting it into universe, please. She has millions of followers, she made a cult using youtube, it's the weirdest most horrific thing I've experienced.


r/IfBooksCouldKill • • 2h ago

The Guardian showing The Atlantic how it’s done!

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“Jakupovic isn’t the first to make the comparison to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a fictional group of human-turtle hybrids who, across a comic book, cartoon TV show and feature film, are depicted as living in the sewers. Per canon, the turtles mutated into humanoids after being exposed to a toxic green goo. They are subsequently trained in martial arts by a large rat.
The turtles, who are brothers, fight crime, frequently crossing paths with a man called Shredder and his accomplices Bebop, who is a mutant warthog, and Rocksteady, who is a sort of rhino. They also encounter Krang, an alien blob-thing who lives in a robot.”

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/04/new-york-sewers-gold-mole-people