# science
Biotech company Colossal keeps promising to return extinct creatures from the dead. But could they actually do it? And most importantly, should they?
# tech
A new study found the people prefer ChatGPT's self-help advice more than that of professional columnists. Now they want to know why this is the case.
# longform
We were promised a utopian future. What we got was tech bros reinventing a lot of things we already had, but worse, more exploitative, and less safe.
# tech
Hustle culture is entering its twilight moments thanks to public disgust and the rise of AI that can do almost all the grinding for you.
# tech
After unleashing generative AI on the world, companies are discovering that far too many users are having way too much fun abusing the technology.
# oddities
Unlike pop sci headlines keep telling you, scientists have not found any evidence that we're all just products of an alien computer.
# tech
The only worse thing than basing all of human existence around the highs and lows of arbitrary numbers is putting computers in charge of these numbers.
# science
A group of scientists has been arguing that the dinosaurs' fate was sealed long before the asteroid hit. Now, supercomputers are putting this idea to the test.
# sex
Evolution and surveys by scientists and condom manufacturers could answer every heterosexual man's age-old question...
# science
Scientists discovered that the signal linking between our hearts and brains has the telltale sign of quantum entanglement. Now what?
# longform
Unfortunately, despite what you're told in most movies and TV shows, the cops are not your friends, and they may not be there to help you.
# science
We already know that highly processed foods are bad for you. But several new studies show that it's even worse for you than we thought, damaging both your waistline and mood.
# space
A citizen scientist caught two large planets slamming into each other. A team of astronomers then watched what happened over the next three years.
# sex
A new study shows that we not only lie about how much porn we consume, but project our own desires on others when asked about those around us.
# science
With the planet heating up in more obvious ways, new models show that up to six billion people could be stranded in zones too hostile for humans by 2100.
