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Psychology says the reason the most generous person you know goes home to a silent phone isn’t bad luck — it’s that giving without...

The generous person’s phone is rarely silent because nobody knows their number. People know it very well. They use it when the relationship ends, the parent becomes ill, the job feels impossible or the decision cannot be made alone. The...

Six Innovative B.C. Startups That Found Funding This Summer

Fundraising has been somewhat challenging for startups in Canada in recent years, but that hasn’t stopped everyone from raising capital. To prove our point, we’ve highlighted a handful of B.C.-based companies that have secured funding since May. From newer upstarts raising...

Renaissance Wages War on Wireworms in New Challenge for Targeted Biotech

Renaissance BioScience is working on a project to extend the reach of its yeast-based bio-pesticide technology from above-ground insect pests to target soil-dwelling crop pests. The initial target of its RNA interference bio-tech weapon? Destructive wireworms. Founded in Vancouver in 2013,...

An abandoned SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the Moon. Here’s why that’s a problem

Launched in January 2025, the rocket sent two commercial lunar landers toward Earth’s nearest neighbour. With its work done, the rocket lacked the fuel to return to Earth or move into deep space. It remained in an unstable orbit until...

Research suggests that planning on paper and planning through a phone can engage the mind differently: paper may encourage a broader, internally organised view...

Planning a day involves two different kinds of mental work. First comes arrangement: seeing what competes for the same hour, what depends on something else, and whether the plan can fit into the time available. Later comes retrieval: remembering...

Kmart launches $89 Anko-branded smart glasses

Kmart and Target appear to have launched $89 smart glasses in Australia, lowering the financial barrier to wearable recording equipment and AI image recognition tools. The launch coincides with escalating public debate over smart glasses and their capacity to record...

Nedra Glover Tawwab’s book on personal boundaries spent four weeks on the New York Times bestseller list, while the psychologists who first named workplace...

The advice to set better boundaries at work has become close to a default response to feeling overwhelmed by a job. Say no to the extra meeting. Turn off notifications after six. Stop answering messages on the weekend. The...

In 2022, only 10 percent of American marriages had a wife three or more years older than her husband, down slightly from an 11...

“Reverse age-gap relationship” has become the shorthand for a woman dating or marrying a man significantly younger than her, the inverse of the far more common pattern of an older man with a younger woman. The phrase, and the...

In a 2005 study of 140 eighth graders, self-discipline measured months in advance predicted final grades about twice as strongly as IQ did, one...

In 2005, the psychologists Angela Duckworth and Martin Seligman published a study in Psychological Science of 140 eighth graders that has been cited more than a thousand times since. Self-discipline, measured months before the school year ended through self-report,...

GAMING: Bypassing the lottery

Unlike many other gaming events around the world, this isn’t one that simply sells out. The game’s Community Team runs a lottery for tickets. Only those with active accounts can enter, and if you win, you gain the ability...
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What Huang’s resignation means for chipmakers and AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced his resignation after it was reported that he had an affair with a businesswoman...
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