![]() Readers went retro, opting for physical books to produce a 6.4% bump in the first three quarters of 2020.Ĭraft supplies were hot, too. It’s no wonder that even the print book industry saw a bump. (Same as how making yourself go cross-eyed will not, in fact, make them stick that way.) But while watching a screen of any kind won’t actually ruin your eyes, it can sure lead to eyeball fatigue. “You’ll Ruin Your Eyes, Looking at that Screen All Day!” Seeing as entrepreneurs filed paperwork on nearly 2.5 million new businesses in Q2 and Q3 2020 alone, we know how some of us pass the time. But once you’ve watched every episode of “The Blacklist” and felt the letdown of the makeshift Season 7 finale (it’s okay, no spoilers), what are you going to do with yourself? ![]() 195 million subscribers account for the company’s $6.4 billion third-quarter revenues. ![]() Even some introverts stared wistfully out their windows, pining away for the joy of turning invitations down because they’d rather stay home by choice.Īt first, bingeing on Netflix was a guilty delight. became one of the first board game companies. That brings us to America in 1858, where the McLoughlin Brothers & Co. Then in 200 B.C., somewhere in China, someone created that nation’s first board game. In 400 B.C., the game Tafl (we hear it’s like chess) was all the rage. Five thousand years ago, Egyptians played a game called Senet. And so it began.īoard games have been around for thousands of years. She scrawled an X in the corner box her companion filled another box with an O. In a stroke of genius, one drew a hashmark in the dirt. One evening long ago, a couple of our ancestors got bored sitting around the campfire. ![]() Boosted by The Queen’s Gambit and lockdown, board game companies see a $1 billion bump from 2019 to 2020. ![]()
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