If Trump Quits, Is It A Trexit?

Donald Trump Is Going To Quit Eventually, And Other Facts

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WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Donald Trump Is Going To Quit Eventually, And Other Facts digg.com Welcome To What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts from the past few days. This week: How Donald Trump is going to quit, why LaCroix is so popular and what to do if you win the lottery. WHAT'S HAPPENING Britain Votes To Leave The EU — Here's What's Going On Financial Markets Crash; British PM David Cameron To Resign Scotland To Consider Seeking Independence From UK Again Savage Storm Pummels Eastern China, Killing 98 IBM CONTENT | SPONSORED The Smarter Way To Build Smarter Apps ibm.com Watson Developer Cloud helps you build smarter, more disruptive apps with its full suite of cognitive technology — including speech, language, vision and reasoning APIs. It even jumpstarts your app development with software kits and code examples. PLANES, TRAINS AND DEATHS SOMEONE TAKE THE WHEEL Who Will Build The Next Great Driverless Car Company? fortune.com Silicon Valley and Detroit are in a race to create our driverless future. And for the first time ever, the car may take a backseat. HOW TO REACH YOUR FINAL DESTINATION These Brutal Transit Safety Videos Are Not Messing Around digg.com ​Metro Los Angeles wants you to be careful around trains, so they put together these animated videos about ways you can get yourself hit, killed, or dismembered by a train. Pleasant! HOW TO INTERNET THE SOUND AND THE FURRY How Sonic The Hedgehog Explains The Internet nymag.com Sonic is everywhere you look on the internet, genuine beloved by some fans, ironically praised by others, and often a mix of the two. Sonic is the web's id at work, a fascinating emulsion of nostalgia, scorn, schadenfreude, and hope. COMIC SANS AND ALL Remember When AOL Wrote A How-To Internet Book? theringer.com "In AOL 5.0 you can keep up to 1,000 messages in your New and Old mailboxes — a great many more than you could before." Ah, the '90s. ADJUSTING HIS PRIVACY SETTINGS Mark Zuckerberg Covers His Laptop Camera. You Should Consider It, Too. nytimes.com On Tuesday, an eagle-eyed Twitter user noticed that in a picture of Zuckerberg that his laptop camera and microphone jack appeared to be covered with tape. Was this paranoia, or just good practice? MOVING FOOD FORWARD A MOLD FAVORITE Inside The World's Wildest Restaurant theguardian.com In an age when chefs are regularly compared to artists and philosophers, Magnus Nilsson is among the world's most renowned. But is the simple act of cooking ever worthy of such veneration? STILL NO RESERVATIONS Anthony Bourdain, The Distinguished Motherfucker Of Food firstwefeast.com America's culinary renegade is now part of the food establishment. That doesn't mean he's not pushing boundaries — and still mortified of writing a bad sentence. BEFORE YOU GO 'THE SOLAR BOYS' The Brothers Who Suffer Paralysis When The Sun Sets digg.com A mysterious condition leaves two brothers in Pakistan paralyzed when the sun sets each day. The disorder appears to be genetic, but the doctors are still struggling to diagnose it. Now go set Friday to the rain. View the Edition at Digg.com »

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