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When that late-night work email arrives and your fingers instinctively reach for the keyboard, you're not proving dedication — you're revealing how completely work has invaded the territory that used to be your life.
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Choosing a bargain on Amazon Prime Day is a good test of how well your AI knows you. Read more ›
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Savvy marketers are relinquishing more control to creators, YouTuber Adam W and Google's Sean Downey said at Business Insider's CMO Insider breakfast. Read more ›
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The Steam Machine is here, with a base price of $1,049. Yes, that's nearly twice the price of a PS5, but what you're buying here isn't a console but a full-on PC - and a tiny one at that. Valve says it's selling the Steam Machine basically at cost. So we asked ourselves: What would […] Read more ›
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Premium smartphones are made to turn heads while pushing the limits of innovation and price tags. But protecting them shouldn't mean compromising on their appeal. This Prime Day, PITAKA is helping make that choice a little easier. Read more ›
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Studies in animals and epilepsy patients suggest that spontaneous laughter is regulated by different brain networks than voluntary laughter. Read more ›
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The mind does not like the present. Left to its own devices, it drifts. It runs back over a conversation from last week and replays the part you wish you’d handled better, or it leans forward into next month and starts rehearsing things that haven’t happened and may never happen. The one place it seems ... Read more Read more ›
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The first time I read it, I thought it was a typo. Sitting in a list of perfectly sensible workplace statements, the kind about clear expectations and having the right tools to do your job, was a line that read more like something a child might ask: do you have a best friend at work? ... Read more Read more ›
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I caught myself thinking something the other day that I’m not proud of. A friend mentioned that an older relative of his had just signed up for a class, and my first reaction, the one I had the sense not to say out loud, was a quiet “what’s the point at that age?” It’s an ... Read more Read more ›
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In 1969, a fireball broke over the Victorian town of Murchison and scattered carbon-rich stones across the paddocks. Inside them sat grains of silicon carbide that condensed in dying stars roughly 7 billion years ago — older than the Sun, older than the Earth, and the most ancient solid material ever held in a human hand. Read more ›
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Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon disclosed that his company is now working on more than 40 different AI wearable designs — from camera-equipped earbuds to jewelry, pins and watches — and positioned Qualcomm as the default silicon layer beneath whatever device category eventually displaces the smartphone. Read more ›
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The reflex to apologise for crying alone isn't oversensitivity — it's a leftover safety protocol from a childhood spent regulating somebody else's emotions. Here's what developmental research says about why the apology lingers, and how to put it down. Read more ›
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Sponge divers found a corroded bronze lump in a Roman shipwreck off Antikythera in 1901. X-ray scans revealed at least 30 interlocking gears built around 100 BC to predict eclipses and planetary positions — a mechanical computer 1,400 years ahead of anything comparable. Read more ›
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On July 22, 1962, Mariner 1 became the first American interplanetary probe — and the first to be destroyed in flight. The cause was a single missing overbar in a handwritten guidance equation, which turned a smoothing instruction into a command to chase radar noise. Read more ›
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Elon Musk's $288 million political donation in 2024 broke every previous record for individual electoral spending in the United States — exceeding Adelson, Soros, and the Koch brothers combined in real terms. The structural consequences of that single cheque are still unfolding. Read more ›
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A 2010 Harvard study used an iPhone app to sample 2,250 people in the moment. Minds wandered 46.9 per cent of the time, and where attention went predicted momentary happiness better than the activity itself. A careful read of what the study shows, and what it does not. Read more ›
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