Superhighway 98

I fell in love with the web in the 1990s. It felt a place to connect, learn and discover; not a tool used to divide, misinform and reinforce beliefs. I’ve since grown tired of clickbait, SEO, spammers, excessive advertisements and a big brother who watches everything. Nevertheless, there are websites that feel like an oasis. Here is a 100-link directory that is reminiscent of how I remember the web.

Business

Research, statistics, wisdom and resources.

Artwork, insights, trends and cultural events.

Opportunities to do good when doing well.

Things to read, watch and listen to.

Spirited beverages and where to have them.

Rational guidance for irrational markets.

Diagnostic guides, discoveries and alerts.

Exercises, dietary guidelines and general wellness.

Noble attempts to avoid doomed repetition.

For incidents, accidents and emergencies.

Things to touch (other than a keyboard).

Neighborhood news, events, classifieds and forecasts.

Antidotes to easily forgotten things.

Headlines, investigations and under the radar developments.

Discoveries, analyses and hypotheses.

Books, gadgets, gear and cars.

Math, language and new skills.

Data and statistics without commentary.

Destinations, itineraries, deals and advisories.

Useful websites with a clear purpose.