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  1. Hip-hop artists are musicologists
  2. My Visit to the World’s First Gym for Your Face
  3. Why Walking Helps Us Think
  4. In “Collateral Beauty” and “Passengers,” Two Tales of Gaslighting - The New Yorker
  5. Man on the Street - The New Yorker
  6. The Efficiency Trap
  7. My Writing Education: A Time Line - The New Yorker
  8. Finally, A Non-Embarrassing Classical-Music Scene in a Blockbuster Movie - The New Yorker
  9. Enlightenment on Your iPhone
  10. A Bewildering Crash - The New Yorker
  11. Jonathan Ive and the Future of Apple - The New Yorker
  12. The Meaning of “Culture”
  13. Living the GoPro Life
  14. We make ourselves lists in order to know if we think what we think
  15. Serena Williams Is America’s Greatest Athlete
  16. The U.S. Open’s Federer-less Final - The New Yorker
  17. Against “Against [X]” - The New Yorker
  18. Structure
  19. Anorexia, the Impossible Subject
  20. Two New Books About Jorge Luis Borges : The New Yorker
  21. Emily Nussbaum: How “Sex and the City” Lost its Good Name : The New Yorker
  22. The Story of Christoph Niemann’s Petting Zoo App: The New Yorker
  23. The Hundred Best Lists of All Time : The New Yorker
  24. Profiles: Dave Brubeck : The New Yorker
  25. The Case for Allowing Richard Wagner's Music to be Performed in Israel : The New Yorker
  26. KNOWLEDGE + TASTE = MEANINGFUL JUDGMENT
  27. Does Wes Anderson hate dogs?: The New Yorker
  28. We become our own documentarians and archivists
  29. Flight of the Concord: The perils of the recording studio by Jeremy Denk - The New Yorker
  30. We know the cruelest of fanatics by their exceptionally clear consciences
  31. Me, Reading: In the Mind of a Subway Reader - The New Yorker
  32. A Private Library Is a Universal Legacy Pretending to Be Individual
  33. Home Movies: “Tower Heist,” “Melancholia,” and the battle over video on demand - The New Yorker
  34. George Saunders: “Home” - The New Yorker
  35. There and Back Again: The Soul of the Commuter - The New Yorker
  36. A Fleet of One: Eighty thousand pounds of Dangerous Goods - The New Yorker
  37. Most people have excellent necks
  38. Lore Segal: “Spry for Frying” - The New Yorker
  39. Botticelli’s Illustrations for Dante’s Divine Comedy
  40. The Searchers: Radiohead’s unquiet revolution - The New Yorker
  41. I read an interview with Tom Waits, around the time of his album “Rain Dogs,”…
  42. Purloined Letters: Are we too quick to denounce plagiarism?
  43. A Cruel Country by Roland Barthes : The New Yorker
  44. Trekking Midtown by Tad Friend : The New Yorker
  45. “You Want a Social Life, With Friends” by Kenneth Koch
  46. Painkiller Deathstreak: Adventures in video games
  47. If you aren’t having no fun, die, because you’re running a worthless program…
  48. Kanye West’s tweets meet The New Yorker’s Cartoon Caption Contest
  49. Asterisks, like footnotes, can be more distracting than clarifying, because…
  50. The Ice Balloon - S. A. Andrée’s North Pole balloon expedition: The New Yorker
  51. If you are feeling nervous, nervous is good
  52. Out of the West: Clint Eastwood’s Shifting Landscape
  53. Top Ten Glissandos
  54. Postscript: J. D. Salinger - The New Yorker
  55. Unquiet Thoughts
  56. Jonny Greenwood on Digital Music
  57. You care about things that you make, and that makes it easier to care about…
  58. Marshmallows and time preference
  59. It's worth knowing about ten times as much as you ever use, so you can move…
  60. New Yorker profile of Will Oldham, whose music I've grown to love love love…
  61. Rob Giampietro started a collection
  62. I lied in my ad. I hate Wallace Stevens
  63. Alex Ross writes about the life and music of John Luther Adams
  64. 32% of the New Yorker's fiction came from 14 different authors