Top Hackernews posts from daily.jstor.org

1. When the push button was new, people were freaked (daily.jstor.org)
   304 points by SongofEarth almost 55 years | 183 comments
2. Was modern art a CIA psy-op? (2020) (daily.jstor.org)
   302 points by areoform almost 55 years | 332 comments
3. Adding water to Martian soil samples might have been a bad idea (daily.jstor.org)
   250 points by onychomys almost 55 years | 165 comments
4. Vacations in the Soviet Union (daily.jstor.org)
   246 points by onychomys almost 55 years | 406 comments
5. The Carrington Event of 1859 disrupted telegraph lines (daily.jstor.org)
   168 points by Thevet almost 55 years | 153 comments
6. The Miyawaki Method: A Better Way to Build Forests? (2019) (daily.jstor.org)
   166 points by nkurz almost 55 years | 62 comments
7. Two hundred years ago, Jean-François Champollion deciphers the Rosetta Stone (daily.jstor.org)
   165 points by samizdis almost 55 years | 78 comments
8. Saffron: The Most Expensive Spice (daily.jstor.org)
   158 points by bookofjoe almost 55 years | 184 comments
9. The Mellotron, an electronic keyboard of recorded samples, changed pop music (daily.jstor.org)
   156 points by samizdis almost 55 years | 66 comments
10. The Physics of Karate (2021) (daily.jstor.org)
    132 points by PaulHoule almost 55 years | 105 comments
11. What’s causing the rise of hoarding disorder? (2019) (daily.jstor.org)
    128 points by rntn almost 55 years | 214 comments
12. Ancient culture torched its own homes every 60 years (daily.jstor.org)
    126 points by samizdis almost 55 years | 108 comments
13. What Happened to Tagging? (2019) (daily.jstor.org)
    125 points by Tomte almost 55 years | 95 comments
14. The Whole Earth Catalog, Where Counterculture Met Cyberculture (daily.jstor.org)
    113 points by conanxin almost 55 years | 19 comments
15. Peter the Great’s Beard Tax (daily.jstor.org)
    108 points by lermontov almost 55 years | 131 comments
16. The Dubious Art of the Dad Joke (daily.jstor.org)
    107 points by jamesfe almost 55 years | 118 comments
17. The hunt for life in Alpha Centauri (daily.jstor.org)
    106 points by 8bitsrule almost 55 years | 104 comments
18. Until the 14th century women dominated the field of beer brewing (daily.jstor.org)
    105 points by beardyw almost 55 years | 84 comments
19. What happened to the dream of the Pan-American highway? (daily.jstor.org)
    97 points by PaulHoule almost 55 years | 120 comments
20. Why companies are interested in Myers-Briggs types (daily.jstor.org)
    92 points by samizdis almost 55 years | 238 comments
21. How Street Dogs Spend Their Days (daily.jstor.org)
    92 points by erybodyknows almost 55 years | 72 comments
22. American librarians helped defeat the Nazis (daily.jstor.org)
    91 points by samclemens almost 55 years | 16 comments
23. Walking streetlamps for hire in seventeenth-century London (daily.jstor.org)
    82 points by pepys almost 55 years | 18 comments
24. Delts Don’t Lie (daily.jstor.org)
    78 points by fnubbly almost 55 years | 61 comments
25. The daguerreotype is famous – why not the calotype? (daily.jstor.org)
    77 points by Hooke almost 55 years | 21 comments
26. Why aren’t there more dogs at the doctor’s office? (daily.jstor.org)
    75 points by Ariarule almost 55 years | 161 comments
27. Chess, unlike war, is a game of perfect information (daily.jstor.org)
    73 points by item almost 55 years | 76 comments
28. Girls and dolls in the Roman Empire (daily.jstor.org)
    72 points by diodorus almost 55 years | 49 comments
29. How David Bohm and Hugh Everett changed quantum theory (daily.jstor.org)
    72 points by anarbadalov almost 55 years | 125 comments
30. Transcribing bird sound as human speech (daily.jstor.org)
    70 points by tintinnabula almost 55 years | 39 comments
31. A Teen Celebrity in 1804 (daily.jstor.org)
    66 points by CoBE10 almost 55 years | 13 comments
32. How to Revive a Dead Language (daily.jstor.org)
    65 points by tintinnabula almost 55 years | 58 comments
33. The Private Life of a Cat (2020) (daily.jstor.org)
    63 points by benbreen almost 55 years | 17 comments
34. The Nimatron: first 'video game' debuted in 1939 (daily.jstor.org)
    62 points by samizdis almost 55 years | 39 comments
35. Walkers in the city and everywhere (daily.jstor.org)
    61 points by chippy almost 55 years | 54 comments
36. An Incan nobleman contested Spanish history (daily.jstor.org)
    59 points by Thevet almost 55 years | 61 comments
37. Plant of the Month: Robusta Coffee (2021) (daily.jstor.org)
    59 points by Tomte almost 55 years | 73 comments
38. Can Radio Really Educate? (daily.jstor.org)
    55 points by tintinnabula almost 55 years | 20 comments
39. Library fires have always been tragedies – just ask Galen (daily.jstor.org)
    55 points by diodorus almost 55 years | 41 comments
40. Alpha. Bravo. Cyrillic (daily.jstor.org)
    53 points by sohkamyung almost 55 years | 100 comments
41. The dangers of tea drinking in nineteenth century Ireland (daily.jstor.org)
    53 points by Stratoscope almost 55 years | 73 comments
42. The Claude Glass Changed the Way People Saw Landscapes (daily.jstor.org)
    52 points by Hooke almost 55 years | 13 comments
43. The disappearance of Japan’s “third gender” (daily.jstor.org)
    52 points by Thevet almost 55 years | 93 comments
44. An Archeologist’s Guide to Beer Cans (daily.jstor.org)
    51 points by Petiver almost 55 years | 15 comments