Analysis

Longer reads that connect dots others miss — across psychology, technology, and culture.

One reason younger generations may be less anxious about AI taking jobs than older generations

The reason Google’s business model is under genuine threat from AI isn’t the technology — it’s that search was always a proxy for answers, and now answers are available without the proxy

The reason people overshare in comment sections isn’t a lack of self-awareness — comment boxes can trigger the same conditions as a confessional booth, and the design is not accidental

Band-Aids on mail trucks and a watchdog who stopped barking

The font you chose already said something before your headline did

USPS just made snail mail digital — and nobody noticed

The friends who disappeared when you stopped being the one to reach out weren't bad friends. They were showing you what the friendship actually was.

The friends who disappeared when you stopped being the one to reach out weren’t bad friends. They were showing you what the friendship actually was.

Everyone’s tracking customer acquisition cost — almost no one is measuring the right version of it

Parents who confiscate their teenager's phone at bedtime are fighting the wrong battle — the real reason teens can't sleep is structural, biological, and about to get worse this weekend

Parents who confiscate their teenager’s phone at bedtime are fighting the wrong battle — the real reason teens can’t sleep is structural, biological, and about to get worse this weekend

Scientists say ADHD has two structurally distinct brain subtypes and treating them as one condition may explain why so many treatments fail

ADHD may have two structurally distinct brain subtypes, and treating them as one condition may explain why so many treatments fail