5 stages of grief
ChatGPT produces wrong answers to software programming questions more than half the time
Common Alzheimer’s disease gene may have helped our ancestors have more kids
By his estimates, Alex has performed at least six separate sex acts in robotaxis
A WWII Propaganda Campaign Popularized the Myth That Carrots Help You See in the Dark
A journey inside Mexico’s underground vanilla economy
We are drowning in a sea of irrelevance: so much information that we can no longer make sense of it. In a world of decontex- tualized shards of content, each with an increasingly short shelf life, what does free and open communication mean? To grapple with this, one common heuristic is to look to the source of informa- tion as a guide as to its importance or veracity. But in an Internet without information gatekeepers—for good and ill—this heuristic itself has a key flaw: who is the gatekeeper of the gatekeepers in a fully-decentralized online ecosystem?
how geckos stick to walls. The answer is van der Waals forces
“5 stages of grief” is a myth — and knowing that helps us better cope with loss
