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Lakeland, Florida just paused a 600,000-square-foot, 100-megawatt data center on a 4-3 commission vote…
Florida is running two data center policies at once, and they point in opposite directions.
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Psychology
The people who seem most self-sufficient in a crisis often aren’t calmer than…
The person who looks calmest in a crisis may not be the person who feels calmest.
Analysis
Lancaster coroner says the Amish baby died of a ruptured spleen, not measles — but the…
The father, an Amish farmer identified only as John in The Atlantic's reporting, does not follow the news.
Psychology
A possible tell for covert narcissistic traits is not the reaction to disagreement, it…
A mild disagreement can create a surprisingly distinctive moment.
Psychology
The habit of scanning a room the moment you walk in often isn’t social awareness…
There is a particular way some people enter a room.
Psychology
The phrase ‘low quality woman’ doesn’t appear in any peer-reviewed…
The useful question, then, is not whether someone is a "high" or "low" quality person.
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Athens, Texas just banned new data centers inside city limits on a 3-2 vote, defining…
The result effectively prohibits new qualifying data centers inside the city limits.
Analysis
Influencer marketing pays for itself nearly 6 times over
Influencer marketing has entered an awkward stage of maturity.
Psychology
The hardest part of losing a long friendship in midlife often isn’t the absence…
The friendship that ends in your forties or fifties rarely ends with a fight.
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Firefox’s privacy-first design shows what a real online-tracking opt-out looks…
Turning on every privacy toggle a browser offers rarely stops the tracking it is supposed to stop.
Psychology
The people who look most disciplined aren’t stronger — they arranged their lives…
The people who look most disciplined are often the ones who have removed the most friction from the behaviors they want to repeat.
Analysis
El Paso ICE facility used 911 as its medical plan before three men died in six weeks
A cardiac emergency in a hospital corridor triggers a response from staff and equipment already inside the building.
Psychology
Adults who apologise for things that aren’t their fault often aren’t overly…
There is a particular kind of adult who apologizes before anything has actually gone wrong.
Analysis
Fake page views from machines keep coming despite Google Analytics bot filtering
Google Analytics has offered a checkbox to filter out known bots and spiders for years.
Psychology
The people who climb out of low-motivation stretches rarely overhaul their lives — they…
The people who actually climb out of a lonely, low-energy stretch describe it happening in the reverse order.
Analysis
10 stats that show why user generated content works
When a shopper trusts a stranger's blurry phone photo more than a brand's studio shoot, that is not a quirk of taste.