Sully – Model Collapse Remix / Proof
UK jungle veteran Sully released a new version of his track “Model Collapse” alongside an original cut titled “Proof.” The Basic Rhythm remix trims the original’s chaos, deepens the bass and heightens tension, while “Proof” blends skippy rhythms with aggressive synths, nodding to early grime and Roni Size’s Full Cycle era. Critics note the releases reinforce Sully’s reputation as a forward‑thinking soundsystem architect rather than a nostalgic recycler. The duo of tracks showcases his ability to evolve jungle’s core while appealing to both underground purists and mainstream festival audiences.
30‑Minute Daily Brain Training Reverses Decade‑Long Acetylcholine Decline
NIH-funded research showed 30 minutes a day of cognitive training reversed roughly a decade of age-related decline in a key brain chemical. As a medical school professor, I teach that acetylcholine -- the neurotransmitter for attention and memory -- drops 2.5%...
Zambia’s Nkhundye Village Biogas Plant Powers 100 Homes with Cooking Gas and Electricity
The Nkhundye Community Cooperative’s biogas plant is delivering methane for cooking and a small generator for electricity to 100 households in Eastern Zambia. Funded by German development agencies and implemented by the New Apostolic Church Relief Organization, the project illustrates...
Anduril Wins Slot in $1.8 B Space Force Andromeda Contract
Anduril Industries has been awarded a task‑order slot in the U.S. Space Force’s $1.8 billion Andromeda program, which will field autonomous satellites to monitor geosynchronous orbit. The win puts the startup alongside defense giants such as Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman...
Mother Nature Steps In
The author, a neuroscience PhD, undertook a therapist‑recommended news fast and discovered how much of his day was consumed by constant news checking. By eliminating the habit, he became aware of the time previously lost to digital overload and began...
Your Brain Thinks You’re Still Busy Even When You’re Not
The article explains why your mind keeps working even after you stop physically working, attributing the feeling to the brain staying in a “busy mode.” It highlights that unfinished tasks and habit loops keep cognitive processes active, creating a false...
Georgia Tech and NCKU Show Alumina Nanowires Boost TIM Conductivity 452% Over Neat Epoxy
Georgia Institute of Technology and National Cheng Kung University published a paper showing that epoxy thermal interface materials reinforced with ultralong alumina nanowires reach 0.78 W/(m·K) at 28 wt % loading – a 72% jump over ceramic‑particle fillers and a 452% improvement versus...
Raising Independence, Not Obedience, for Future Decisions
Say it with me: I am not raising an obedient child. I am raising someone who will eventually have to make hard decisions without me in the room.
What Does It Mean to Be a 'Failed' Actor?
The author recounts a dismal screening of the indie film *Mother Mary* and uses the experience to explore feelings of inadequacy in the entertainment world. A brief, awkward encounter with singer‑songwriter Chappell Roan highlights the author’s yearning for validation from...
Cinder Well Announces “A Blooming Body” & Shares ‘While the Womb Screams Silently’
American indie artist Amelia Baker, known as Cinder Well, announced her sophomore album A Blooming Body, slated for release on July 17 through Hen House Studios. The lead single, While the Womb Screams Silently, dropped today with an accompanying video...
Insilico Medicine Secures IND for AI-Designed Rentosertib Inhalation, First Direct‑to‑Lung Trial
Insilico Medicine announced IND clearance from China's CDE for its AI‑designed Rentosertib inhalation solution, marking the 13th AI‑driven program to reach clinical testing and the first to use a direct‑to‑lung delivery route. The Phase I study will enroll about 80...
Warm up with Lighter Sets, Not Treadmill Cardio
For lifting, treadmill warm-ups are overrated. A better warm-up is usually a few lighter sets of the actual exercise. Eg, before my working sets, I’ll often do: - 1 set at around 50% - 1 set at around 75% That warms up the exact muscles...
Darren Hayman and Friends Cover Jonathan Richman
British indie songwriter Darren Hayman teamed with fellow UK pop musicians to release a bluegrass rendition of a Jonathan Richman song. The cover appears as a bonus track on the 2008 LP "Hayman, Watkins, Trout and Lee" issued by Fortuna...
Plasma-Hot Space Rider Tests for Belly and Flaps
Space Rider is Europe’s first reusable, uncrewed laboratory spacecraft, designed to spend up to two months in low‑Earth orbit before returning via an automated parafoil glide. Its thermal‑protection system relies on 21 lightweight ISiComp ceramic tiles that shield the belly...
Up In Smoke
Philip Connors, a journalist at The Wall Street Journal, quit his editorial duties to become a fire lookout for the U.S. Forest Service in New Mexico’s Aldo Leopold Wilderness. He framed the seasonal position as a paid writing retreat, offering...
Talkiatry and New York Cancer & Blood Specialists Partner to Expand Mental Health Access for Oncology Patients
New York Cancer & Blood Specialists (NYCBS) has partnered with telepsychiatry provider Talkiatry to embed psychiatric care into its oncology network. The collaboration will roll out across more than 30 NYCBS locations, giving patients access to over 300 board‑certified psychiatrists...
April 29, 2003: BeppoSAX’s Journey Ends
BeppoSAX, the Italian‑Dutch X‑ray astronomy satellite launched on April 30, 1996, concluded its seven‑year mission when it re‑entered Earth’s atmosphere on April 29, 2003. The observatory delivered unprecedented spectral coverage, enabling the study of faint X‑ray sources and pioneering arc‑minute localizations of Gamma‑Ray Bursts...
Help Scientists Find Spacetime Warps in These Euclid Space Telescope Images
The European Space Agency has launched Space Warps, a citizen‑science effort that asks volunteers to scan Euclid Space Telescope images for strong gravitational lenses. Euclid streams roughly 100 GB of data each day, and the project will present 300,000 AI‑preselected cutouts...
Baby Teeth Hold Clues to the Harms of Toxic Metals for Infants — and Older Kids
Scientists used laser analysis of shed baby teeth from 500 Mexico City children to create a week‑by‑week exposure timeline for nine neurotoxic metals, starting in the womb. MRI scans of the same adolescents linked exposures, especially between 6 and 9...
Criterion Venerates Three Essential Works of ’90s Black Cinema with “John Singleton’s Hood Trilogy”
The Criterion Collection has issued a deluxe box set of John Singleton’s three‑film “Hood Trilogy”—Boyz n the Hood (1991), Poetic Justice (1993) and Baby Boy (2001). All three titles are presented as 4K restorations on UHD discs with Dolby Vision...
How the Members of Broken Social Scene Found One Another Again
Canadian indie collective Broken Social Scene has returned with "Remember the Humans," their first full‑length album in nine years. The record reunites founding members and longtime collaborators, including producer David Newfeld, who last worked with the band two decades ago....
‘How Do I Wear Culottes Without Looking Like Adam Sandler?’
Fashion editor Hanna Flanagan breaks down the culotte resurgence, offering concrete styling routes for the extra‑long shorts now flooding boutiques. She distinguishes a relaxed, surfer‑inspired "Margot Robbie" look from a more structured, trouser‑like silhouette, and provides fit advice for different...
When ADCs Meet Targeted Protein Degraders: The Emerging Field of Degrader-Antibody Conjugates
The biotech sector is exploring degrader‑antibody conjugates (DACs), a hybrid that merges antibody‑drug conjugate targeting with catalytic protein‑degradation payloads. C4 Therapeutics has expanded its partnership with Roche to co‑develop two undisclosed oncology DAC programs, while Orum Therapeutics secured $100 million to...
Tadhana Aims for Michelin, Redefines Filipino Cuisine
Today I tasted the Tadhana menu and I felt that quiet kind of pride that I only feel a few times in my life. @cheffrances and the team have built something I believe will change the conversation around Filipino...
Limitless Ambition: From Olympic Cycling to Motorsport
Sir @ChrisHoy is such an inspiration. He's a cycling legend with 7 Olympic medals and after 'retiring' he started a whole 2nd career in motorsport racing, became a best-selling author, and founded his charity project, @Tour_de_4. I’m so inspired by...
Discussions With Peter Jackson, Cate Blanchett & Tilda Swinton Added To The 2026 Cannes Film Festival
The Cannes Film Festival 2026 will expand its Official Selection with a new discussion series featuring Sir Peter Jackson, Cate Blanchett and Tilda Swinton. Jackson will appear on May 13, the day after receiving an Honorary Palme d’Or, celebrating his $3 billion‑grossing...
The Forgetting Code by Malena Salazar Maciá (Audio)
In this episode of ClarksWorld, host Kate Baker reads Malena Salazar Maciá’s sci‑fi tale “The Forgetting Code,” which follows Joel, a grief‑stricken memory‑weaver who creates a binary tapestry that can erase painful recollections. When his daughter Mireille, a talented android‑builder,...
Spell Your Name with NASA’s Earthly Alphabet of Aerial Images
NASA and the USGS celebrated Earth Day 2026 by unveiling a playful name‑generator that turns any word into a vertical collage of Landsat satellite images. The tool pulls from the program’s five‑plus decades of Earth observation, mapping each letter to...
A Wandering Pair
Astronomy Magazine’s latest picture of the day captures Saturn and Neptune tracing near‑synchronous retrograde loops across Pisces and Aquarius between May 2025 and February 2026. The two planets reached opposition only two days apart—Saturn on Sept. 21 and Neptune on Sept. 23, 2025—creating a...
Lacoste Bets on Heritage to Sharpen Premium Identity
French apparel house Lacoste, owned by MF Brands, is launching a comprehensive visual overhaul that revives its 1930s heritage. The new identity, created with Commission Studio, emphasizes the original crocodile logo with a red tongue and a deeper green, alongside...
Levitated Nano-Ferromagnet Confirms a 160-Year-Old Physical Prediction
Researchers at Italy's IFN‑CNR and the Bruno Kessler Foundation have experimentally confirmed James Clerk Maxwell’s 160‑year‑old prediction that a non‑spinning ferromagnet can act as a gyroscope. By levitating a 40 µm neodymium‑based sphere inside a superconducting trap, they observed elliptical trajectories caused...
Stunning Images From Biomass Mark Its One Year in Orbit
The European Space Agency celebrated the one‑year anniversary of its Biomass satellite, the first mission equipped with a P‑band synthetic aperture radar that can see through dense forest canopies. Launched on 29 April 2025, the satellite began delivering openly available data in...
A Falcon 9 Rocket Will Hit the Moon This Summer at Seven Times the Speed of Sound
Astronomers led by Bill Gray confirm that the upper stage of a Falcon 9 that launched the Blue Ghost mission on Jan. 15, 2025 will strike the Moon on Aug. 5, 2025 at 2:44 am ET. The 13.8‑meter stage will hit near the Einstein crater at...
InteleTravel Launches Xcelerator Programme in the UK
InteleTravel launched its Xcelerator Programme in the United Kingdom with two full‑day events, welcoming 100 travel advisors in London and 50 in Manchester. The curriculum, first introduced in the United States in January 2024, blends self‑development, productivity tactics, and entrepreneurial mindset...
Money Isn’t Worth It without Purpose, Says Billionaire Mentor
"$3,000,000 per year would be a waste of time." Hearing my mentor say this broke my brain: I was in LA at the time. And my mentor was: • Nearly a billionaire • Incredibly successful • Wanted to try something new He’d exited his company a few...
Jonathan Williger’s OUTSIDE TIME Elevates Your Creative Life
Jonathan Williger has improved my scene-world-life and his rising experimental music label OUTSIDE TIME can improve yours https://open.substack.com/pub/thefutureisourstomake/p/always-coming-home
A Gentle May Journaling Practice (Instead of Doomscrolling)
The post introduces a gentle May journaling practice designed to replace doom‑scrolling with brief, intentional writing. It explains how a five‑minute daily prompt can shift mental processing from the amygdala to the pre‑frontal cortex, fostering clearer thinking. The practice is...
Prioritize Speed: Build, Earn, Respond Faster, Not Recklessly
7 more work mantras that have served me well: 1. Speed is king Your goal as an entrepreneur is to: • Build things faster • Collect cash faster • Answer questions faster • Respond to people faster This does not mean act recklessly. But it does mean questioning...
Saint Clair Make Their Mark with Debut Single “Too Young To Notice”
London indie quartet Saint Clair launched their career with the debut single “Too Young To Notice,” released through Black Butter Records. The track showcases a minimalist approach that balances fragile vocals with bursts of distorted guitar, reflecting the band’s “songs over...
The Ferrari Purosangue Gets Sharper With a Handling Speciale Package
Ferrari unveiled a Handling Speciale configuration for the Purosangue SUV, tweaking its active suspension and gearbox without altering power or weight. The suspension travel is reduced by 10%, delivering a tighter, more responsive feel, while the transmission is retuned for...
Ferrari's SUV Gets Even Sharper With A New Handling Package
Ferrari has unveiled a Handling Speciale package for its Purosangue SUV, featuring a retuned active suspension that cuts body movement by ten percent and sharper shift response in performance driving modes. The upgrade adds distinctive visual touches, including diamond‑cut wheels,...
Fashion Resale Platform Culture Circle Targets US $100 Million Revenue by FY ’27
Culture Circle, an Indian luxury fashion resale marketplace, reported FY26 GMV of Rs 153 crore (≈$16.1 million), a dramatic rise from $0.36 million in FY25. The platform now lists over 2.5 million products, serves more than five million monthly active users, and works with 7,000...
Ferrari Purosangue Gets Sportier with New £407k Handling Speciale
Ferrari has introduced a Handling Speciale pack for the Purosangue SUV, featuring a firmer adaptive‑suspension calibration that trims body roll by roughly 10%. The package also re‑maps the automatic gearbox to produce more aggressive shifts, especially past 5,500 rpm, and boosts...
Poison Ruïn Explore the Intersection of Punk and Post-Punk
Poison Ruïn’s latest album, *Hymns From the Hills*, dives deep into the crossroads of punk, post‑punk, neofolk, industrial, and classic metal. The record balances raw, urgent tracks like “Pilgrimage” and “Turn to Dust” with atmospheric pieces such as “Crescent Sun”...
The World Is a Horny, Repressed Nightmare in One Night Only Trailer
Will Gluck’s new rom‑com One Night Only debuted a trailer featuring a society where premarital sex is legal only 12 hours a year. Director Dan Reed criticized the Michael Jackson biopic for glossing over abuse allegations, while the film still...
Exploring Essex Street Market's Revitalized Food Court
My latest food court revisit is up, featuring the Essex Street Market on the Lower East Side: https://t.co/mNGCBU9BDb https://t.co/LkpyTlMZf8
You Become What You No Longer Question — 29 April
The post explains how repeated behaviors become automatic, forming an internal operating system that guides decisions without conscious scrutiny. When actions stop being questioned, they fuse with identity, making change feel difficult. Recognizing the discomfort that arises from questioning these...
Psychedelics Go Mainstream: Medicine, Mania Or Both?
Psychedelics are re‑emerging as a potential breakthrough in behavioral health, spurred by loosening regulations and a Trump‑issued executive order that accelerated research. Early clinical data suggest benefits for depression, PTSD and other conditions, prompting biotech stocks to rally after FDA...
Before You Try to Fix It (Chapter Two)
The author is drafting a new book, *The Practice of Being Alive*, and is publishing each chapter as a live, working draft to solicit reader feedback. Chapter 2, “Before You Try to Fix It,” examines the instinct to correct perceived problems...
Recent Discoveries Reveal How Natural Disasters Shaped Past Civilisations: Can It Help Us Plan for the Future?
Archaeologists have identified catastrophic natural events as the primary drivers behind the abandonment of several ancient megacities, including Peru’s Pikillaqta, Mexico’s Teotihuacan, China’s Shijiahe culture, and Polynesian settlements. In Pikillaqta, two AD 900 earthquakes triggered a massive landslide that buried structures...