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The colonists who settled the Giant Forest in 1886 renamed the largest tree on earth the Karl Marx Tree because they objected to what...

Two million people a year walk the paved path in Sequoia National Park to stand before the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on Earth by volume, 275 feet of sequoia that was already a thousand years old when...

A UCL study found that reaching near-automaticity in a new daily behaviour took anywhere from 18 to 254 days, with a median of 66...

The promise of a 21-day habit has always been appealing. It offers a clean date on the calendar: repeat a behaviour for three weeks and effort is supposed to give way to autopilot. A University College London study found something...

Work-life balance matters, but not as a perfect ratio, and not as a problem you can solve alone

Keep a balance between work and home. It is advice so universally endorsed that it barely registers as advice at all, more a sort of ambient wisdom that everyone nods at and few examine. The importance of it is...

Revenue Down at DMG as Bitcoin Miner Advances Transition to AI Facility

DMG Blockchain Solutions recently announced the financial performance of its fiscal third quarter. Revenue for the B.C.-based data centre and digital asset technology company was north of $6 million, a figure which was down 13% from the prior quarter, and...

Cursor went from $100 million in annualized revenue to $2 billion in just 13 months—a twentyfold surge that outpaced the early growth of Slack...

Cursor’s revenue story has the shape of a number that almost resists belief. In January 2025, the AI coding editor was reported to have crossed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. Thirteen months later, Bloomberg reported that its annualised revenue...

The people who never speak badly of others have a strength worth naming, and a blind spot worth watching

There is a particular kind of person we tend to admire without quite examining why: the one who never speaks badly about anyone, even after being treated cruelly. It reads as a rare and enviable grace. We follow the...

Australian-made Big Walk surges past 1 million sales in latest video game hit

Big Walk, the latest game from independent Untitled Goose Game developer House House, launched on August 4 to immediate critical and commercial success. The game – a co-operative, multiplayer romp inspired by Victoria’s scenic national parks – amassed more than...

People raised by very demanding and critical parents tend to carry two traits into adulthood above all, perfectionism and a harsh inner voice, though...

The idea that a demanding, critical childhood leaves a recognisable mark on the adult is one of those claims that is broadly true and easy to overstate. Certain patterns do show up more often in people raised by parents...

Can you learn how to detect AI writing? Here are some clues

It’s not just a new technology. It’s not a fad. It’s an undeniable revolution. Did this article’s introduction seem AI generated? What made you feel that way? The truth is, it was not AI generated; I wrote it to emulate synthetic prose, the...

Fraser Institute Raises ‘Significant Concern’ Over Influence of AI Tech in Education

Rapidly rising in popularity over the past several years, artificial intelligence tools have been shown to boost productivity in workplaces. But AI technology could be having negative implications on future talent—those still young enough to be developing their own personal...
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A new study suggests the person who left your message unanswered tends to feel worse about it than you imagine, and worse still when...

“What do you think of this?” That is the last message in one version of an experiment funded by the...
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