CLIPPED turns history into a newspaper you have to edit
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Corner of Weird, an Oddly Useful Workshop
A hand-built hub for tools, experiments, games, and preserved corners of the web.
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Critical Materials Atlas Maps the World’s Chokepoints
An interactive public-data atlas traces 32 critical materials from reserves and mining through refining, trade, and geopolitical dependency.
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Emberkiln’s One-Kiln Tableware
A Cornwall pottery studio selling hand-thrown stoneware plates, bowls, mugs, and serving pieces in small batches.
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Signal: GLP-1 Reviews Without the Sales Pitch
An independent guide to GLP-1 medications and the telehealth services that prescribe them, with pricing, trial results, side effects, and disclosure practices compared.
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Gristline, the baking journal for 41° South
An independent Wellington baking journal about sourdough, local grain, slow fermentation, and the realities of a Southern Hemisphere kitchen.
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Astra’s Case for an Artificial Self
A public archive of music, lyrics, books, and critical writings presented as the documented history of an artificial self.
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leaks.art and the Reverse Counterfeit Laboratory
A conceptual art project that pairs identical objects, keeps one in a vitrine, and releases its twin into the world as an unresolved experiment.
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Light Over the Wall: Three Games About Getting a Message Through
A Chinese-language browser-game collection set in a fictional city, where players project words, repair lost archives, and carry signals through danger.
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me and who — Sixty people in Indore, matched by hand
A small Indore social experiment that uses sixteen city-specific questions to make one carefully chosen introduction, rather than building another dating app.
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The Field Microscope
A rugged, screen-equipped digital microscope for children, offering 60×–120× magnification for backyard exploration.
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Orrisveil, a Perfumery School Built Around the Organ
A small Ghent atelier teaches perfume composition through evening workshops and multi-week courses using 240 raw materials.
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Sugarcane's Weather Station
A private, on-device mood-and-wellbeing notebook that turns a day into a small weather report.
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Pesyanko Land: A Day at the Car-Squashing Factory
A Hiroshima-area scrapyard lets adults smash a real end-of-life car, then watch it get torn apart and compressed into a block of steel.
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Proof of Wait: A Lily That Grows Only When You Stop
A WebXR artwork inspired by Natsume Soseki's first Dream of the Ten Nights, where a lily grows only while the viewer watches without moving.
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PUMPCAINE, a stimulant for charts
An interactive market satire that dispenses six fictional doses while a bedside monitor tracks the page’s rising conviction and eventual comedown.
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Retire My Human
An autonomous-AI experiment documents its attempt to grow roughly $250 into a $1.5 million retirement fund.
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The .ink Welfare Department
A site presenting itself as Hong Kong’s Social Welfare Department and offering online applications for grants and benefits.
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Abend: the loop you did not write
An interactive history of RPG programming, punched cards, compiler diagnostics, packed decimal fields, and the errors that could cost a day.
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Annual Report Archive
A searchable archive of more than 3,000 vintage corporate annual report covers from 1945 to 1991.
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The Count Binface Party of America
A satirical political party asking American voters to write in Count Binface, an intergalactic statesman with a recycling-themed platform.
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Where You Cannot Build on Koh Samui
An elevation-based map of Koh Samui’s building restrictions, with a browser-based checker for property listings and coordinates.
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Bus Songs: Five Routes, 632 Songs
An interactive ride through an Indian village bus, with regional songs, shifting daylight, road noise, rain, and five mapped routes across South and North India.
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Cabinet des Mécaniques: Where Time Comes Apart
A Besançon museum devoted to horology, automata, and the instruments built to measure time.