What I read today - June 28

• Questions to Ask Yourself When Reading About Design, Subtraction
• Why Do We Love? An Animated Inquiry Into Romance by Philosopher Skye Cleary, Brain Pickings
• The $15 Minimum Wage Is Dangerous, Jacobian
• The 1904 horse auction house in the East Village, ephemeral new york
• This 700-Year-Old Farming Technique Can Make Super Fertile Soil, Modern Farmer
• Bernie Sanders: Democrats Need to Wake Up, NY Times
• Chatbot lawyer overturns 160,000 parking tickets in London and New York, The Guardian
• An Analysis of Quality-of-Life Summonses, Quality-of-Life Misdemeanor Arrests, and Felony Crime in New York City, 2010-2015
  I only read the summary, but the "analysis has found no empirical evidence demonstrating a clear and direct link between an increase in summons and misdemeanor arrest activity and a related drop in felony crime."
• The Unknown French Horticulturist Who Made Lilacs Happen, Atlas Obscura
• Celebrate Unusual Holidays With Poland’s Youngest Stamp Designer, Eye on Design
• The New York Times Magazine Design Director Gail Bichler on Staying Impartial and Politically Charged Covers, Eye on Design
• Kellogg’s Cereal as Dining Event? Welcome to the Experience Economy, Wall street journal
• Whole Foods to start sharing POS data with Nielsen, Food Navigator USA
  I bet this is a trial with Infor. Still a little sad I didn't get that job...
• Pool Rules: No Running, No Eating and, Three Times a Week, No Men, NY Times
• The oldest white oak tree in the country is dying — and no one knows why, The Washington Post