Stüssy’s Founder Is Back to Making Streetwear for Himself
Shawn Stussy, the founder of iconic streetwear label Stüssy, has resurrected his side brand S/DOUBLE after an eight‑year hiatus, unveiling Season 7 in Australia. The launch was announced with a hand‑drawn mural at Globe’s Australian headquarters and featured a campaign shot by his son, Tate Stussy. The collection showcases classic So‑Cal workwear aesthetics, from loose plaid shirts to boxy tees, and is currently available only on the Australian market. Stussy’s rare public appearance underscores his personal re‑engagement with design.
Beyond the Observer: Matter as a Phase of Consciousness
Dr. Iain McGilchrist’s claim that "matter is simply a phase of consciousness" sparks a speculative bridge between philosophy and quantum physics. The post argues that conscious noticing—especially intentional, lucid awareness—could act as the observer that collapses quantum wave functions, turning...
Whoop Adds AI‑Driven In‑App Medical Consultations, Expanding Wearable Into Telehealth
Whoop announced a summer 2026 launch of AI‑enhanced, in‑app medical consultations for U.S. members, letting users video‑chat licensed clinicians while sharing real‑time biometric data. The service adds a paid tier on top of the existing subscription, marking the fitness‑tracker’s first...
Choosing Traits: Mercy vs Competitive Advantage in Embryo Selection
Listening to @hsu_steve and @AlexTISYoung discuss the ethics of embryo selection is disorienting. Seems disingenuous to laugh off the difference between screening out Huntington’s and optimizing for height or IQ, as if the distinction is some kind of philosophical naivety. A...
What to Expect From Robert Plant's 2026 Summer Tour
Robert Plant is embarking on a 2026 summer tour to promote his new album *Saving Grace*, which reached No. 4 on the U.K. charts. The itinerary starts with a South American leg in May, covering multiple cities in Argentina and Brazil, before...
Assessments Reveal Exact Path Back to Fighting
We have a fighter in town for assessments. Assessments are our nerdy love. From movement to performance. If you’re not asssessing, you’re guessing. This is especially important after an injury. Think of your body like a phone. The software is...
Capella Hotels to Double Portfolio by 2030, Opens First European Site in Florence and Riyadh Resort
Capella Hotels announced a plan to double its portfolio to 24 properties by 2030, beginning with a 12th‑century hotel near Florence’s Duomo and a luxury resort in Riyadh, both slated for late 2027. The ultra‑luxury brand says the expansion will...
Seeking Sushi Partner in Paris for Fancy Omakase Adventures
I need a sushi partner in crime in Paris. None of my friends want to try all these fancy omakases lol
Mabwell Secures FDA IND Clearance for 9MW5211 Antibody, Paving Way for IBD Trials
Mabwell (688062.SH, 02493.HK) announced that the FDA has cleared its investigational new drug application for 9MW5211, a first‑in‑class antibody targeting pathogenic immune cells in inflammatory bowel disease. The clearance enables the company to begin human trials and adds momentum to...
Europe’s 3 Most Spectacular Lake Destinations For A Summer Vacation
Going (formerly Scott's Cheap Flights) has highlighted three of Europe’s most spectacular lake destinations for summer travel: Italy’s Lake Garda, Slovenia’s Lake Bled, and Switzerland’s Interlaken. Lake Garda offers a spacious, affordable alternative to the pricier Lake Como, with easy...
Finish Strong: Power Through the Hardest Phase
Late base is the hardest part of the entire build. It's like mile 17-20 of the marathon. You're tired, the legs are no longer fresh, the finish line excitement is still a ways ahead & the start line excitement is long gone. Those...
Gut Bacteria Species Are Actually Multiple Distinct Populations
Your Gut Bacteria Are Not What Your Textbooks Said As a medical school professor, I've taught gut bacteria as a list of species. A new Nature paper says many of those "species" are actually multiple distinct populations. Nature, May 2026 (University of...
SpaceX to Launch NASA's 34th Commercial Resupply Mission with 6,500‑lb Cargo to ISS
SpaceX is set to launch NASA's 34th Commercial Resupply Services (CRS) flight in mid‑May, sending roughly 6,500 pounds of scientific hardware, crew provisions, and equipment aboard a Dragon capsule on a Falcon 9 from Cape Canaveral. The mission sustains the...
Keep Your King: Never Give Up on Life
Saw this video in TikTok and felt its powerful. Life it’s like a chess. You doesn’t fail if you lose a pawn, bishop or even the queen. You only fail if you lose the King. As long as you have...
Atom‑Precise Quantum‑Dot Catalysts Achieve Near‑100% Ammonia Yield From Nitrate
Researchers unveiled a curvature‑programmed catalyst—FeCu dual single‑atom protrusions on MoC quantum dots—that converts nitrate to ammonia with nearly 100% Faradaic efficiency, a 300 mV overpotential and 7.5 Wh g⁻¹ NH₃ energy use, merging pollutant removal with renewable energy storage.
IonQ Touted as Top Long‑Term Quantum Computing Stock Amid 755% Revenue Surge
IonQ was highlighted as the premier quantum‑computing stock for patient investors after reporting a 755% year‑over‑year revenue increase to nearly $65 million and raising its full‑year revenue outlook to $260‑$270 million. Analysts point to the company’s accuracy lead and its first 256‑qubit...
Into the Light
NASA’s Artemis II mission completed a historic lunar flyby, sending astronauts Victor Glover, Christina Koch, Jeremy Hansen and Reid Wiseman around the Moon and back—the first crewed deep‑space flight since Apollo 17. The 40‑minute communications blackout on the Moon’s far side highlighted the mission’s technical achievement...
Schedule Rest Like Work to Protect Your Energy
You don't have to earn your rest. You can just… take it. Summer has a funny way of reminding me of this. It feels like a natural reset button. But rest isn't a seasonal luxury. It's a year-round necessity. The key is making...
Child's Meltdown Isn't Parenting Failure; Your Response Matters
Say it with me: My child having a meltdown in public isn't a reflection of my parenting. It's okay for my child to have a hard time. It doesn't have to mean anything about me. How I respond is what...
Sip Saturday
Sip Saturday is a weekly devotional written by Christian author M.H. Elrich, who also pens a fantasy series. The post reflects on Hebrews 4:3, arguing that God’s sovereign plan offers comfort amid life’s uncertainties. Elrich blends personal anecdotes with biblical...
Physicists Discover Quantum Particles that Break the Rules of Reality
Physicists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology and the University of Oklahoma have theoretically identified a one‑dimensional system that can host anyons, particles that defy the traditional boson‑fermion classification. Their findings, published in Physical Review A, demonstrate that...
How Much Creatine Should You Take for Brain Health?
Recent studies suggest that taking creatine at doses far above the traditional 3–5 grams—often 10 to 30 grams daily—can increase brain phosphocreatine, potentially enhancing cognition, mood, and resilience to sleep loss. The brain’s blood‑brain barrier limits creatine uptake, so higher circulating levels...
Minnesota's Once-Thriving Ghost Town Was Abandoned Before Transforming Into A Scenic State Park
Banning State Park in northern Minnesota occupies the site of a once‑thriving sandstone quarry town founded by William Banning in the 1890s. The quarry’s output dried up by 1912, prompting the town’s abandonment, and the state acquired the land in...
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Gen Alpha Kids Are Gaming More Than Ever—How to Protect Them From Online Predators
Gen Alpha, now the largest cohort of gamers, sees 79% playing weekly, while a quarter of youth have faced sexual solicitation on gaming platforms. Platforms such as Roblox, Minecraft and Fortnite have introduced parental controls and reporting tools, yet experts...
This Stoner Rock Band Helped a Legendary SNL Cast Member Revive an Iconic Character During Their Musical Guest Performance
In 2005 Queens of the Stone Age appeared as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live’s 30th season, sharing the stage with host Will Ferrell. During their performance of “Little Sister,” Ferrell revived his Gene character from the classic Blue...
NASA's Twin Voyager Spacecraft Are Very Low on Power After Nearly 50 Years. How Long Can They Keep Going?
NASA’s twin Voyager probes, launched in 1977, are now operating on roughly half their original 470‑watt power output, leaving only a few instruments active. A risky engineering maneuver dubbed the “Big Bang,” scheduled for mid‑2026, will swap heater devices to...
Oregon's High Desert Lake Is A Freshwater Escape With Fishing, Kayaking, And Birdwatching
Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon’s 60,000‑acre high‑desert freshwater gem, remains largely undeveloped due to a seasonal cyanobacteria bloom that creates a brief foul odor each spring and summer. The bloom’s deterrent effect has preserved pristine shorelines, making the lake a premier...
Should You Change Your Form When Running on the Treadmill Vs. Outdoors?
Running form on a treadmill should mirror outdoor form, according to USATF‑certified coach Kai Ng and Olympian coach John Henwood. The only notable difference is a slightly more upright posture on the moving belt, which occurs naturally. Both coaches warn that runners...
Cognitive Wear and Tear: The Subtle Drain of Daily Mental Effort
The article highlights how everyday mental effort creates invisible cognitive wear and tear, eroding focus, patience, and decision quality. It explains that tiny choices, constant task‑switching, and unfinished thoughts cumulatively drain mental energy, while passive scrolling fails to provide true...
Perfectionism Persists Even After Praise
My toxic trait is even if I'm told I did a good job, I'm still thinking about what I could have done better.
Breathe, Sunlight, Hydration
If your nervous system could talk, it would tell you that deep breaths, sunlight, and staying hydrated can really support your peace.
Hailey Bieber’s Teeny Tiny Micro Minidress Gets a Bold Keyhole Cutout
Hailey Bieber headlines Alaïa's latest campaign wearing a white micro minidress with a striking keyhole cutout. The dress is crafted from a thick, textured fabric, featuring a halter neckline, fitted waist, and flared hem. Bieber pairs the look with simple...
SIRT5 Crucial for Heart Health in Longevity Era
Unveiling the importance of SIRT5 for cardiac health and disease in an era of increasing longevity https://t.co/a8fXNPRIKp
Cracker Celebrates 30 Years with Full Golden Age Tour
For the 30th Anniversary Cracker will be playing The Golden Age in its entirety: June 10th The Middle East Cambridge MA June 11th Sony Hall, NYC June 12th The State Theatre Falls Church June 14th Rams Head Annapolis MD https://t.co/i47tD7L5SL
Desmond Morris: Controversial Thinker Who Redefined Human Evolution with The Naked Ape
Desmond Morris, the controversial zoologist and author of The Naked Ape, reshaped public perception of human evolution by treating Homo sapiens as a “naked ape” whose behavior mirrors that of other primates. His 1967 bestseller combined scientific ethology with vivid...
Stop Wasting Hours Matching Sample IDs Across Assays
1/ How many hours do bioinformaticians lose matching sample IDs across assays? Too many. And it’s avoidable. Let’s talk about why this happens—and how to stop it. https://t.co/wxR6DIMzPv
Make 1:1s Coaching, Not Data Collection
Great discussion on 1:1s in this thread. To all managers - make them about digging in with your team to help them, not getting you info
Barbra Streisand’s Style Through the Years: Her Sheer Arnold Scaasi Oscars Look and More
Barbra Streisand’s fashion journey, from her daring 1969 sheer Arnold Scaasi Oscars gown to a sleek 2018 Donna Karan suit, reflects a continual reinvention that mirrors her EGOT career. The article revisits iconic looks—including a 1976 tuxedo at A Star Is Born, a 1984 Dior...
Robotic Massage Machine Offers 16‑Axis Relaxation
Meet the Fully #Robotic Massage Machine with 16 Axes of Relaxation by @MarioNawfal #HealthTech #TechForGood #Tech https://t.co/cyvYWKF337
Believe in Your Idea; Change Strikes Suddenly
Change happens really slowly — then all at once. You have to be the one who believes in your idea. Take feedback, make your story better — but the conviction has to come from you. https://t.co/oglWT77OBQ
Shed Review
Steven J. Mihaljevich’s *Shed* is a micro‑budget horror film shot in two weeks, following 10‑year‑old Mia as she battles a deranged, alcoholic killer in a suburban shed on Christmas Eve. The story doubles as a study of child resilience, forcing...
AI-Driven Method Creates Robust Clinical Trial Surrogate Markers
Super interesting via @oziadias & @DeanKateBaicker on an approach to generating robust surrogate markers, urgently needed but elusive, for clin trials, essentially via channeling the AI-enabled empiric analysis that I associate w PRS (cc @pnatarajanmd) https://t.co/FDP4Ym8ycC
Embroidery Imagines Alien Life in First Scientific Book
Martian gargoyles and lunar fish – Chilean artist Alejandra Acosta's wondrous embroidered illustrations for this world's first scientific book envisioning life on other worlds https://t.co/KVeQhjQ2z0
Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’: The Unrelenting Male Gaze that Blurs the Lines Between Possession and Obsession
Alfred Hitchcock’s 1959 film *Vertigo* was initially dismissed by critics for its implausible plot and James Stewart’s atypical role, but it has since risen to become the most‑voted greatest film of all time in the BFI Sight & Sound poll. The...
Six Years In, Still Learning Writing From Cole
Insane how much I still learn about the art of writing from Cole after nearly 6 years
Persistence Beats Algorithms: Outlast 90% Quitters
There's no secret algorithm. No hidden shortcut. No perfect time that lives in the past. You're going to post content that gets ignored. Crickets. No growth. No sales. If you can stomach this, you'll outlast 90% of people who quit when...
She Was Suicidal and Calling Herself “Toby.” Last Night She Went to Prom... With a Boy
Erin, a parent activist, shared on X that her child, once suicidal and identifying as a boy named Toby, attended prom with confidence after a tumultuous experience with a public‑school gender transition program. The post garnered 60,000 likes, reflecting widespread...
A Beloved Indie Worrier Is Back, Chiller Than Ever
Australian indie rocker Courtney Barnett has returned with her ninth studio album, “Creature of Habit,” after relocating to Los Angeles in 2024. The record deepens her trademark lo‑fi, self‑reflective songwriting, tackling anxiety and the paradox of creating art versus living it....
Brain's Uniqueness Defies Purely Computational Consciousness Models
"If the brain is not just a computer, then there’s little reason to believe that everything it does – including consciousness – can be abstracted away into the lifeless circuits of a digital computer." @anilkseth https://t.co/rqLMAYdAQR
People Are Putting Sesame Paste in Their Hair to Reverse Grey Hair – but Does It Really Work?
A TikTok‑driven craze is urging users to blend black sesame into a paste and claim it can reverse or slow grey hair. The idea borrows from Traditional Chinese medicine, where black sesame is believed to support hair health through its...