Totals: 7 days, 135 posts, 833 comments.
Included in this report: The top 135 posts, and 819 of the top comments, by 470 distinct authors.
No comments or posts were gilded :(
See the comments for detailed reports and charts.
Most Popular Posts
Score |
Author |
Post Title |
|---|
560 |
/u/big_al11 |
You don’t protect my freedom: Our childish insistence on calling soldiers heroes deadens real democracy |
446 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
MTV has done more for the US teen birthrate than decades of policy |
384 |
/u/cilantroavocado |
How not to be a boy: Robert Webb on growing up, and losing a parent---Nobody ever told me: you don’t have to waste years trying to figure out how to be a 'man' because the whole concept is horseshit. |
253 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
BBC - Earth - Plants talk to each other using an internet of fungus |
209 |
/u/AngelaMotorman |
The worst journalism of 2014 [Columbia Journalism Review] |
196 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
A Canadian City Once Eliminated Poverty And Nearly Everyone Forgot About It |
176 |
/u/MusicWithoutWords |
Drug Test [The writer is an amateur long distance athlete. As an experiment to improve his performance (and fitness) he takes EPO (erythropoietin), human growth hormone, steroids and testosterone. The article is from 2003.] |
167 |
/u/marquis_of_chaos |
The drug revolution that no one can stop |
152 |
/u/2518899 |
By Their Fridges Ye Shall Know Them: photographs of the refrigerators of people from all walks of life |
135 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
White Americans who don’t finish high school have better job prospects than black Americans who went to college |
132 |
/u/b0bz1lla |
Optical Illusions That Fool Google-Style Image Recognition Algorithms |
111 |
/u/Sean_Bean_Lives |
Language predefines our reactions to the world around us, and its usage can limit us |
108 |
/u/DoremusJessup |
Nearly 500,000 Fewer Americans Will Pass the GED in 2014 After a Major Overhaul to the Test. Why? And Who's Left Behind? |
96 |
/u/speckz |
Neil deGrasse Tyson Selects the Eight Books Every Intelligent Person on the Planet Should Read |
96 |
/u/Quirkie |
The Tragedy of the American Military |
65 |
/u/MusicWithoutWords |
Graphene: fast, strong, cheap, and impossible to use. Graphene may be the most remarkable substance ever discovered. But what's it for? |
54 |
/u/BlankVerse |
Black-on-Black Racism: The Hazards of Implicit Bias |
52 |
/u/arfyarfington |
Christmas in jail is worse than you can imagine. Now imagine if you've been wrongfully convicted. |
51 |
/u/marquis_of_chaos |
Inside The Multibillion-Dollar Business Of Keeping Me Out Of America |
46 |
/u/marquis_of_chaos |
King of Clickbait |
46 |
/u/cilantroavocado |
Why Christmas Is Huge in China |
45 |
/u/speckz |
The Future: A Cat Litter Box and DRM |
41 |
/u/rollotomasi07071 |
Many black police officers feel the tug of conflicting loyalties: to people who feel unfairly targeted by the police, and to fellow officers who must make split-second life-or-death decisions |
40 |
/u/big_al11 |
The case for cities buying sports teams, not stadiums. |
38 |
/u/cilantroavocado |
The world is not falling apart: The trend lines reveal an increasingly peaceful period in history. |
34 |
/u/bobthereddituser |
Five Drug Scares In 2014 - The history of drug control in America is a series of panic-propelled policies, most of which have not turned out very well. |
32 |
/u/stainlessteal |
"Facebook has apologised after learning, yet again, that not everything can be done algorithmically. Some things, it seems, need the human touch." |
29 |
/u/Maxcactus |
The Death of the Artist—And the Birth of the Creative Entrepreneur |
29 |
/u/bobthereddituser |
Goodbye to one of the best years in history - It might not feel like it, but we are safer, richer and healthier than at any time on record. |
24 |
/u/BlankVerse |
The Jewish Cartoonists Who Reinvented Christmas |
23 |
/u/trot-trot |
"Sexual orientation and labor market outcomes" by Nick Drydakis |
22 |
/u/BlankVerse |
Religion’s smart-people problem: The shaky intellectual foundations of absolute faith |
22 |
/u/marquis_of_chaos |
My Curious and Chaotic Life With America’s Wounded Warriors |
21 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
AMERICA'S MILITARY: Were the wars worth the cost? - The longest war in American history has officially come to a close. And for many service members, the overwhelming feeling is: Good riddance. |
21 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
Why monsters haunt Christmas in Europe but not America |
20 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
A Different Approach to Breaking the Cycle of Poverty |
20 |
/u/MyfanwyTiffany |
The Lighthouse Dims: Alexandria, once the pulsing cosmopolitan heart of the Arab World, is now the base of Egypt’s Salafists, a hardline Islamist movement that has tied its fortunes to the country’s autocratic new president. |
18 |
/u/marquis_of_chaos |
Desalination out of Desperation |
18 |
/u/Maxcactus |
Does The Handmaid's Tale hold up? |
17 |
/u/wndrgls |
Santa's real workshop: the town in China that makes the world's Christmas decorations |
Submitted January 01, 2015 at 10:50AM by subredditreports http://ift.tt/1ENbo9r subredditreports
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