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The Saturday Selection, Vol. 92

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The Saturday Selection, Vol. 92 (Feb 14, 2026) curates 11 notable links across design, culture, AI and urban policy. Highlights include Jony Ive’s steering‑wheel design for Ferrari’s first electric model (Luce) restoring physical aluminum toggles and glass switches; Anthropic’s GPT‑mocking ads; Timex’s Pulp Fiction reissue; and Bloomberg’s analysis of NYC congestion‑pricing effects.

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Jony Ive's new Ferrari, some vintage Michael Lewis, a Pulp Fiction Timex, and much more.

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The Saturday Selection, Vol. 92

Louis Cheslaw

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Every day, WITI ’s group chats buzz with fresh links. As part of our Saturday send for paid readers, we round up 11 of the best.

It ’s WITI, on the weekend.

The steering wheel of the new Ferrari Luce.

Why are these interesting?

Why Jony Ive Put Buttons in the Electric Ferrari (_YouTube_)

Jony Ive designed the iPhone. Then every car company copied the touchscreen and killed the buttons. Now he's back — and he put physical switches, aluminum toggles, and glass controls in Ferrari's first electric car.

Alex Honnold’s Playlist for Climbing Taipei 101 (_Spotify_)

For your next workout or run.

Timex Re-releases Vincent Vega’s watch from _Pulp Fiction (Timex_)

Any excuse to link out to that dance.

Anthrophic’s New GPT-Mocking Ads Are Pretty Funny (_YouTube_)

Even if Sam Altman claims that they’re dishonest.

Congestion Pricing’s Unexpected Winners: Suburban Drivers (_Bloomberg_)

NYC’s controversial toll program hasn’t just sped up trips inside Manhattan—it’s easing traffic in outer boroughs and neighboring counties.

The System That Punishes Beautiful Design (_YouTube_)

“We’re surrounded by decisions made by people who will never have to live with them.”...

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