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Saturday, December 6, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Today's links Google steers Americans looking for health care into "junk insurance" : An enshittified search monopolist meets the worst health care system imaginable. Hey look at this: Delights to del
Downshifting from the noise of the day is easier for some than others The post Here’s Why Some Insomniacs Can’t Sleep appeared first on Nautilus.
how to remain engaged with a world that seems to be going off-kilter
Jenna Ahart in Nature: A gel-based artificial tongue can determine the spiciness of a wide range of foods, from the forgiving bell pepper to the more formidable ‘facing heaven’ chili of Sichuan cuisin
Sorry, but we don’t help the little people
We all make wrong decisions, but if you’re a ‘maximiser’ rather than a ‘satisficer’, the regret hurts all the more - by Richard Fisher Read on Psyche
A confused – and, at times, contradictory – story has emerged about precisely which countries... The post Revealed: Leak casts doubt on COP30’s ‘informal list’ of fossil-fuel roadmap opponents appeare
On today's show we discuss why boring plain vanilla portfolios are hard to beat, predicting the 2026 stock market, Robinhood is Netflix, teens investing in stocks, all-time highs in rich people, the c
The site removed the feature after real estate agents and some homeowners alleged that the scores appear arbitrary and hurt sales.
The first round of voting in Chile’s general election in November saw the shocking rise of the far right and the collapse of the country’s new left. It’s a crushing but not total defeat for the moveme