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Hands have never been so interesting, thanks to the ‘Subway Hands’ Instagram account
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Sometimes the internet grants us all something so mind boggling that we need to stop, breathe, examine, and appreciate the limitless wonders of humanity.
Or, more specifically, the wonders—and terrors—of human hands.
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Let me introduce you to the Instagram account where both joy and terror co-exist peacefully: subwayhands. It’s a little corner of the internet that is exactly what it advertises itself to be. It’s a grid full of the contorted, folded, gripping claws of human hands on the New York City Subway (though there are a few exceptions). Read more…
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