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Christophe Haubursin of Vox put on his glasses to look at the increasing rate of myopia (nearsightedness) among children worldwide.

Vox spoke with Jeff Marion to learn more about the strategic design of hiking trails so that hikers and the surrounding nature are safe.

Vox producer Edward Vega explains the history of roller coasters, specifically explaining why the loops aren't perfectly circular.

Vox looks at the misnomered cinematic "Dutch angle", noting that the roots of this camera trick originate in German Expressionism.

Marie Cascione of Vox takes a look at the ubiquitous but often erroneously placed call of the common loon as it is used in movies and TV shows.

Phil Edwards explains how IKEA came up with the unique business model of having customers assemble their own furniture at home.

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Edward Vega explained why television dialogue seems harder to understand and why younger people use closed captioning to watch television.

Marie Cascione looks at the history of linoleum, the once-ubiquitous floor covering of the past century that quickly fell out of favor.

In a brilliant report for Vox, filmmaker Sindha Agha takes a look at the incredibly nebulous concept of time as it existed in the past…