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I spent three years trying to find out which typeface's capital "I" makes the best I-beam. Along the way I learned how fonts came to be and why I beams look the way they do.

South Korea is heading toward a demographic collapse unlike anything the world has seen before. With the lowest fertility rate ever recorded and a rapidly aging population, the country faces a future of economic decline, shrinking cities, cultural erosion, and a vanishing workforce.

By 2060, nearly half of South Koreans could be over the age of 65, and entire regions may be abandoned as the population continues to shrink.

How did South Korea reach this point? Why might it no longer be possible to reverse the trend? And what does this mean for other countries on a similar path?

Initially I was thinking 'ah this is a bit pretentious', but I soon found it quite charming, and the production quality/shot compositions really impressed me!

by Andrewism

Dive into the mind, collection, and home office of John Wilson, documentary filmmaker and the creator of “How to with John Wilson” on HBO. Follow along as John takes us through his daily routine and unique perspective on filming every day in New York City. From thrifting for strangers' old VHS tapes to rewatching his childhood home videos, John reflects on finding meaning in the overlooked and discarded. Offering a rare glimpse into his creative space, personal collection and what he’s been up to in between projects, this video is full of surprises.

Just about every year, the news reports that someone was buried when a hole they dug collapsed on top of them.

Understanding some of the sneaky behaviors of beach sand can help you delight in the primitive joy of digging a big hole without putting your life at risk in the process.

(Took the patreon read off the runtime)

Oh and in case the young'uns are lost here's the song with lyrics. Way before the toilet.

What do YouTubers, AI speech and non-native/L2 speakers of English have in common? In this video I explore two expressive features of English that are now widely discarded...