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The problem with blogs is that there are just too many interesting ones. I can't go down so many rabbit holes. I prefer to consume them already curated, like from Thinking About Things [0] or reddit.

[0] http://thinking-about-things.com

I love Trader Joe's, but checkout there just takes too long. I want to grab products and leave, and not to spend 15-30 minutes on line.

This article goes far but leaves out the logical conclusion: the federal government should drastically cut on all student loans.

I use Read Something Interesting [0] to find interesting blog posts I haven't seen before (their Thinking About Things newsletter is great too).

[0] readsomethinginteresting.com

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1271/

You might also enjoy Read Something Interesting! Unrelated to HN but there are great posts there. https://readsomethinginteresting.com

Check out Read Something Interesting, which is that exact premise. https://readsomethinginteresting.com

Read Something Interesting is very similar, but less focused on tech. https://readsomethinginteresting.com

Thinking About Things is free https://thinking-about-things.com/

Thinking About Things https://thinking-about-things.com/

Thinking About Things [0] is fantastic. They're also great for discovery because they link to many other sites - they've feature a lot of little-known blogs that are quite interesting.

[0] https://thinking-about-things.com/

Takes me 25-30 minutes on a regular morning.

Another Orthodox Jew checking in here. How do you manage to do shacharis in 20 minutes? Do you go to minyan? ;)

Not a magazine, but the Thinking About Things newsletter is always interesting. https://www.thinking-about-things.com

I get Thinking About Things and am frequently astonished at the breadth of topics you cover. How in the world do you find all of these articles?