Don't Hold Your Breath

Sarah Parcak Is A Space Archaeologist — And Soon You Will Be Too, Is Anti-Vaccination As Reasonable As Some People Think?, Time For A New Era Of Watchmaking, When To Stop Dating And Settle Down, According To Math, I Have Seen The Future Of Media, And It's In China, Will Anyone Be Prosecuted For The Flint Water Crisis? The Daily Digg Wednesday, February 17, 2016 ADVENTURE IS DOWN THERE Sarah Parcak Is A Space Archaeologist — And Soon You Will Be Too wired.com Parcak spends her days scrutinizing satellite imagery of Earth for clues that could lead to long-buried historical artifacts. She intends to create a crowdsourced citizen science game that allows anyone to do the same. DIGG DIALOG Is Anti-Vaccination As Reasonable As Some People Think? digg.com Writer Maggie Koerth-Baker believes that parents who reject vaccination are making a rational choice, putting their children above the public good. What do you think? Read her story and leave your comments now. WATCHES WE DIGG SPONSORED Time For A New Era Of Watchmaking brathwait.com Brathwait sells the highest quality watches for the fairest prices directly to you online. Committed to complete transparency, they share the cost to produce each watch so you know exactly what you're paying for. ALL OUT OF HEARTS When To Stop Dating And Settle Down, According To Math washingtonpost.com There's a classic math problem that can tell when and why we should stop dating. SENDING OUT AN SMS I Have Seen The Future Of Media, And It's In China fusion.net Thanks to the Great Firewall, China's 668 million Internet users don't have access to Facebook or Twitter or Instagram or Snapchat. So, how do they get their news? The same way we will, in a few years' time. WE'RE NOT HOLDING OUR BREATHS Will Anyone Be Prosecuted For The Flint Water Crisis? newrepublic.com If allegations prove accurate, government employees of both the city of Flint and the state of Michigan appear to have violated the Safe Drinking Water Act — but will anyone actually be prosecuted criminally for this disaster? Get more stories on Digg.com 'NI UNA MÁS' ​Jose Luis Castillo stands at the Paso del Norte Port of Entry in front of a cross memorial with a message that reads, "Not One More" marking the women who have gone missing, many turning up dead afterwards, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2016. Castillo, whose daughter went missing in 2009, will attend Wednesday's papal Mass in the Mexican border city, with other families whose daughters have gone missing. Credit: Ivan Pierre Aguirre Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002