books Read an exclusive excerpt from "An Internet In Your Head: A New Paradigm For How The Brain Works " Thom Dunn

psychology A new neuroscience book argues that our brains aren't computers — they're the internet Thom Dunn

cleaning hacks If you've got a puppy, Pee Pads are very necessary Andrew Yi

mistakes What is Mouse Arm Syndrome? If your appendages ache while surfing the internet, you might well feel it. Elías Villoro

learning is fun Let's take a moment to appreciate Dr. Jean Feldman's Banana Dance Jennifer Sandlin

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History What were bad neighborhoods in Ancient Rome like? Devin Nealy

mental health Malcolm Gladwell explains how he deals with criticism Devin Nealy

very stable geniuses Conservative Covid-19 expert Stella Immanuel says Biden and Gates downloaded their brains and have been replaced by demonic clones Mark Frauenfelder

Science What are the effects of ASMR on the brain Devin Nealy

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Games The text adventures of St. Bride's School, a mysterious women's retreat in 1980s Ireland Rob Beschizza

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True Crime A victim of a stabbing thinks our true crime obsession is creepy Annie Rauwerda

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neuroscience New study shows that people prefer physical pain to thinking too hard Thom Dunn

mistakes $150 "Qux" gadget sure looks a lot like this generic Linux TV box that wholesalers list for $15 Rob Beschizza

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music Bo Burnham welcomes us to the Internet in song (including lyrics so we can all join in!) David Pescovitz

life hacks How to stop procrastinating by making any kind of work interesting Mark Frauenfelder