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Life in General
A reflection on why we eat things we don't really want, from obligation to habit to the quiet pull of the familiar.
Movies
A corporate spy thriller where identity and memory become weapons in a cold, stylish puzzle.
Movies
Brandon Cronenberg's visceral sci-fi horror about an assassin who inhabits other people's bodies, and the terrifying cost of losing yourself.
Health
Mice lacking a key inflammation receptor had less bone loss from root canal infection, suggesting a specific signaling pathway drives damage.
Health
A review proposes a new model of rumination as disrupted mental flow, not just self-focused thoughts in depression.
Music
A prodigy who played nearly everything on his own records, Shuggie Otis left a small but deeply strange and beautiful catalogue.
Music
New Orleans funk built on locked-in rhythm section, spare guitar, and organ that never overplays.
Life in General
On the quiet logic of keeping things we know we will never use again.
Life in General
Why the same breakfast every morning feels comforting while repeating dinner feels like failure.
Movies
Two brothers return to a cult commune, but the mystery is deeper than they remember.
Movies
A low-budget sci-fi thriller where a dinner party unravels as a comet passes overhead, testing trust and reality.
Retro Games
A 1998 PlayStation action-platformer with real-time sword combat, voiced dialogue, and RPG elements from Square.
Retro Games
Before Final Fantasy, Square made a hardcore scrolling shooter for PlayStation—and it's still a blast.
Health
In 207 patients, a nerve block reduced pain in 55.5% but temperature change didn't predict success.
Music
Sleep turned stoner metal into a trance. One album, one 63-minute song, and an influence that still rumbles.
