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Retro Games
A 1995 PlayStation tactics game where you program mechs to fight autonomously—a unique blend of coding and strategy.
Retro Games
A 1998 PlayStation puzzle game where you roll dice to match numbers, blending strategy with spatial thinking.
Health
A review of 14 trials found exercise plus nutrition modestly improves thinking in older adults without dementia.
Health
A review suggests creatine plus exercise may help older adults' strength and thinking, but more research is needed.
Life in General
A full fridge can feel like a problem. Why does abundance sometimes weigh on us?
Music
Boston's post-punk quartet who made noise and tape loops into a lasting template.
Music
Mark E. Smith's Fall were a post-punk institution built on repetition, spite, and a voice that never sang. Here's why they matter.
Movies
In a city that changes at midnight, a man with no memories hunts for his identity while mysterious beings control everything.
Movies
A murder mystery inside a virtual 1930s Los Angeles forces a man to question which world is real.
Retro Games
A 1998 mecha combat game where you pilot a walking tank against crime in a cyberpunk LA.
Retro Games
Climb a monster-filled tower in this unique 1997 PlayStation RPG that blends dungeon crawling with town-building and monster raising.
Health
A review of 20 studies found creatine plus exercise improved strength and reduced body fat in older adults, but not bone density.
Health
A review of 17 studies suggests creatine with resistance training may boost strength and muscle in older adults, but effects on bone and mind need more research.
Music
From punk minimalism to electronic experiments, Wire's restless genius defies easy labels.
Music
Television turned punk's raw energy into intricate, poetic guitar conversations. Why their two-album run still matters.
