Reads: Anaesthesia Awareness, Policing Food Crimes & More

A wrap on some of the interesting reads from across the web...

1. Hudson Yards Is Manhattan's Biggest, Newest, Slickest Gated Community - The New York Times
2. How the Internet Travels Across Oceans - The New York Times
3. From Doctor to Patient: Family Medicine - The New Yorker
4. Facebook Is Not a Monopoly, But It Should Be Broken Up - Wired
5. When Deletion Means Persistence: The Ephemerality Trap - Wired
6. How China's WeChat Became a Grim Heart of Illegal Animal Trading - Wired UK
7. Facebook's So-Called Pivot to Privacy Is a Diversion - Slate
8. Facebook's Crisis Management Algorithm Runs on Outrage - Bloomberg
9. A Trip Inside Mark Zuckerberg's Sprawling, Embattled Compound in Hawaii - Gizmodo
10. How Rats Became an Inescapable Part of City Living - National Geographic
11. Walking Tokyo - National Geographic
12. Berndnaut Smilde and the Art of Making Clouds Appear in Unexpected Places - National Geographic
13. Anaesthesia Awareness: This Is What it's Like Waking Up During Surgery - Mosaic
14. Folklore: The Story of Storytelling - Harper's
15. The Language of Touch - Granta
16. Food Crime: What's Better Food? - Topic
17. Inside the World of Selling Nudes Online - Dazed Digital
18. Fruit Belt: How Google's Bad Data Wiped a Neighborhood off the Map - OneZero
19. Music Therapy: The Songs That Saved Them From Suicide - MEL Magazine
20. Social Media and Hyper-self-consciousness: Always On - Real Life