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Staph Retreat
A strange brew that's hard to resist, even for a modern day microbe.
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Mar 221 min read
THE BASIC DRIVE THAT HUMANS MIGHT BE LOSING
In a time of AI sex and looksmaxxing, a new book calls on humans to rediscover intimacy.
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Mar 221 min read
Friendship, on Demand
AI chatbots offer relationships that are low effort and completely personalized—and hollow.
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Mar 221 min read
I Tried the Workout That’s All About Doing Almost Nothing
Somatic workout classes, characterized by minuscule clenches and releases, have exploded in popularity as an antidote to high-intensity exercise
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Mar 221 min read
‘The Lawrence Tree’: Georgia O’Keeffe’s Wondrously Painted Pine
The artist’s intimate 1929 canvas, from her first stay in New Mexico, seems to gaze up at a towering tree and stars with awe and fascination.
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Mar 221 min read
‘Open Space’ Review: Orbiting the Problem
Our dependence on satellite technology means that private citizens now wield enormous power over communications, transportation and war.
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Mar 221 min read
Five Best: Works of Big History
Selected by Veronica Buckley, the author of ‘Seven Sisters: Captives and Rebels in Revolutionary Europe’s First Family.’
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Mar 221 min read
How Lego Became a Go-To Meme of the Propaganda Wars
Throwback messaging using toys and videogames—with a dash of AI—is lowering defenses and opening new avenues for the information wars between rival states
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Mar 221 min read
The Quiet American: How Pope Leo Is Pushing Back Against U.S. Leadership
Can the low-key pontiff from Chicago make a difference in an era of raw power politics?
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Mar 221 min read
The Smartest Minds in AI Just Learned the World’s Most Valuable F-Word
At companies that can do anything, the most important thing is focus. Steve Jobs made it a priority at Apple—and OpenAI and Anthropic are learning why.
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Mar 221 min read
Why Even Smart People Believe AI Is Really Thinking
As our adoption of artificial intelligence grows, so does our belief that the machines are sentient. That’s a fluke of evolution, say researchers. ...Or do others not understand consciousness is not a human-only attribute?
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Mar 221 min read
Tesla Finally Has Its First Semi-Truck and It’s Already a Hit With Truckers
Innovations including a centered driving position, fast charging and a 500-mile range are winning over drivers
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Mar 221 min read
The Trillion Dollar Race to Automate Our Entire Lives
The AI sprint is hurtling toward a world where anyone can build personal concierges to do everything from executive presentations to March Madness brackets
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Mar 221 min read
The Pentagon’s New Press Rules Violate the First Amendment, Judge Rules
The decision orders agency to restore press credentials that were illegally restricted
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Mar 221 min read
Gen Z is dating less. The result is one of the most unprepared workforces
Relationships are hard. They require vulnerability and a high tolerance for the friction associated with navigating what you want while mediating the needs of someone else. But for Gen Z, those early romantic trials—and the social calluses they build—are increasingly absent.
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Mar 211 min read
The 5 most important work relationships you should prioritize for career growth — besides your boss
Career growth depends on building a network rather than relying solely on your manager's support.
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Mar 211 min read
More pondering and posits of consciousness. (UII w/Claude)
DM What is the root and history of the terms: "conscious" and "consciousness?" This is a rich enough question that I can dive straight into it — the etymology runs deep. Let me do a proper research dig into the full linguistic, philosophical, and historical roots. Your research report on the history of "consciousness" is ready. It traces the word's evolution from Latin conscientia(shared guilty knowledge) through its 17th-century philosophical transformation by Descartes, Loc
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Mar 2018 min read
The real reason some people are instantly likable
Small signals of warmth can dramatically change how people respond to you.
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Mar 201 min read
The case for giving yourself permission to breathe, according to neuroscience
Three things you can try this week.
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Mar 201 min read
Steve Jobs said 5 timeless principles create lifelong success (and happiness)
Five of my favorite Steve Jobs perspectives.
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Mar 201 min read
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