This week the world saw fact-checking mishaps, the neuroscience of Twitter and how wearables may make us immortal.

The Fact-Checked Adventures of Brian Williams: A satirical take on the whole Brian Williams fact-checking controversy.

This Is Your Brain On Twitter: Twitter's ad researchers used neuroscience to see what happens to your brain when you tweet,

My Dad, The Pornographer: An insightful narrative on how a parent's legacy affects you. "I gained a greater respect for what he managed to do despite his limitations. His prodigious output is proof of commitment, discipline and endurance."

Hear The Rainbow With This New Music Discovery Site:

With so many algorithms helping us decide what we should listen to next, music discovery has gotten a little bit boring. This new site adds a bit of color into the process.

An Exclusive Look at the Sony Hacking Saga: Mark Seal follows the colossal controversy of the Sony Hack scandal, giving us an insightful account on how the hack affected the top executives.

The Best Comic Book Movies, Shows And Documentaries To Stream On Netflix: Because everyone needs some good binge-watching material.

Can Wearables Help You Reach Immortality? An in-depth look on whether wearables have the potential to extend life and the ramifications of that.

How Lip-Syncing Became Its Own Weird Pop Culture Medium:

Lip-syncing used to be confined to the privacy of one's bedroom. Now it's became a constant in the viral world of the Internet. This piece tracks the evolution of the weird medium. 

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