Each week, the news cycle weaves together the profound and the peculiar — a viral creature, a celebrity's regret, a politician's call to action, and a museum's identity crisis — and NPR's quiz asks whether we were truly present for all of it. In late July, that ritual returned, holding up a mirror to a culture that moves fast and forgets faster. The quiz is less a test of knowledge than a meditation on attention itself: what we notice, what we scroll past, and what lodges in us without our permission.
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