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Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts. This week: Leading retirement expert suggests millennials work until they're 70, the Salton Sea is a festering sore and soccer style is very in now.

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END OF THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK Millennials Must Work Until They Die, And Other Facts digg.com Welcome to What We Learned This Week, a digest of the most curiously important facts. This week: Leading retirement expert suggests millennials work until they're 70, the Salton Sea is a festering sore and soccer style is very in now. THE MACHINE IS BLEEDING The Stories We Tell At The End Of The World theoutline.com New works by Paul Schrader, William T. Vollman, and Richard Powers grapple with meaningful living under environmental collapse. IT LOOKS LIKE CGI VIDEO: Absolutely Jaw-Dropping Footage Of A Huge Tornado In Wyoming digg.com This tornado near Laramie on Wednesday isn't the most powerful we've ever seen, but it might be the most beautiful (in a scary way)? GOT A BAD FEELING ABOUT THIS What If 'Star Wars' Never Happened? polygon.com Imagining a world where George Lucas' space fantasy didn't revolutionize Hollywood. TOOLS WE DIGG | SPONSORED An Intuitive Project Management Tool That Works At A Glance monday.com With monday.com you can manage projects and tasks in a single board, move through the timeline visually and intuitively and communicate with your teammates in the context of each task. Plus, it connects with all the apps you already use and love like Dropbox, Google Drive, and Zapier. GRASPING AT GALAXY BRAIN THOUGHT: CALL IT 'TETREZ' The New 'Tetris' Game Has Already Invaded My Mind, And It Isn't Even Out Yet digg.com Why am I excited about a reimagining of the one of the oldest video games from a team whose greatest title was released over 15 years ago? Because it's the collision of the two most timeless games I can think of. GOOGLE IT Web Searches Reveal (In Aggregate) What We're Really Thinking scientificamerican.com Google as a window into our private thoughts WORTH BUZZING ABOUT Honey Bees Are The First Insect Known To Grasp The Concept Of Zero motherboard.vice.com By giving bees visual math quizzes, scientists discovered that these insects know a null set when they see one. VIDEO OF THE DAY ONE SET OF FOOTPRINTS IN THE ASPHALT Chinese Police Officer Figures Out A Novel Way To Get An Old Man Across The Street Without Holding Up Traffic digg.com Gridlock is a far less serious problem than a man getting hit by a car, but why not avoid both if you're able? IN THE NEWS Anthony Bourdain Found Dead At 61 After Reportedly Killing Himself The Washington Capitals (Finally) Win The Stanley Cup Ex-Senate Aide Charged In Leak Case Where Times Reporter's Records Were Seized Curiosity Rover Finds 3.5-Billion-Year-Old Organic Compounds And Strange Methane On Mars InfoWars Is Holding A Contest To Hire A New Reporter And The Audition Videos Are... Something Else FROM THE DIGG STORE Learn How To Create Mobile-Friendly Animations store.digg.com Used by Google, Dell and NASA, Animatron Studio gives you the tools you need to create animations and graphics that will engage your audience, even if you have zero design or coding technical know-how. Happy first — wait, crap, — *second* Friday of June! View the Edition at Digg.com »

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