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A brief theory of young men, "the loneliness crisis," and life in the 21st century.
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The rise of AI's "thinking" machines is not the problem. The decline of thinking people is.
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Charts and history lessons—across culture, politics, AI, economics, health, science, and the long story of progress.
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Sep 12, 2025
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The scientific benefits of waking up, having dinner, finishing your last cocktail, and even getting medicine much earlier in the day.
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Aug 19, 2025
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Aug 2, 2025
Studies show that the obesity and diabetes medication also reduces heart attacks, cancer risk, migraines, and memory loss. How is that even possible? And at what point should we all...
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Jul 29, 2025
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Nov 12, 2025A brief theory of young men, "the loneliness crisis," and life in the 21st century.
Sep 29, 2025A Sunday Morning Post about the strange wonder of placebo effects in medicine and society, with brief appearances by Indiana Jones and William James.
Sep 24, 2025The rise of AI's "thinking" machines is not the problem. The decline of thinking people is.
Sep 22, 2025Charts and history lessons—across culture, politics, AI, economics, health, science, and the long story of progress.
Sep 15, 2025Or: Why does it seem like every psychological condition is an "epidemic" these days?
Sep 8, 2025The truth about calories, ultra-processed food, and why “myth-busting” media sometimes makes more myths.
Sep 6, 2025The scientific benefits of waking up, having dinner, finishing your last cocktail, and even getting medicine much earlier in the day.
Aug 19, 2025In 2019, pickleball was half as popular as badminton. Last year, it was more popular than baseball. What does its rise tell us about fads, fitness, and culture?
Aug 16, 2025Pilates is surging. Gyms are packed. Americans are working out more than ever. A graph-by-graph guide to the fitness revolution sweeping the country.
Aug 2, 2025Studies show that the obesity and diabetes medication also reduces heart attacks, cancer risk, migraines, and memory loss. How is that even possible? And at what point should we all...