Space organizations are considering giving the moon its own time zone. / Sky News
Drivers in the United States killed 3,434 people on foot in the first six months of 2022, an 18% increase over the number of walkers who died in early 2019. / StreetsBlog
A fire expert says California experiences two kinds of wildfires, and they're on the rise for different reasons. / Knowable Magazine
The recent train disaster in Ohio represents "the tip of a chemical iceberg that supports many of our lives." / Material World
See also: Ohio's archaeological heritage can be traced by finding electromagnetic remnants in the dirt. / MIT Technology Review
Gen Z workers complain of experiencing "tech shame," feeling overwhelmed at using basic office tools instead of smartphones. / The Guardian
In the past year, nine out of 10 kidnappings in Brazil's São Paulo occurred after a date was arranged through Tinder and similar apps. / rest of world
A Twitter thread to explain why it's not (yet) time to fear an imminent AI apocalypse and certain doom. / Twitter
During the past decade, the study of English and history at a college level has fallen by a third (and seems to keep falling). / The New Yorker
Supposedly the "it" coat this winter was an ill-fitting puffy jacket patterned with farfalle. / The New York Times
A sampling from a list of the 100 best lists of all time. / Kottke
Your weekly weird data set: A study of 129 coconut samples tapped uniformly on their ridges. / Mendeley Data