Is it a sin to ragebait? Rage bait was Oxford’s 2025 Word of the Year. Here’s what makes it wrong, why ‘just joking’ fails, and how to stop feeding the fire.
Where Are the AI Killer Apps? 30% More Apps, Only 3% More Downloads
Where are the AI killer apps? App Store apps grew about 30% last year while downloads grew 3%. Paul Ford explains why making got easy, but caring did not.
Eugenia Apostol Dies at 100: The Women’s Page Editor Who Printed What Others Wouldn’t
Eugenia Apostol has died at 100. After 20 years on the women’s pages, she printed what the big papers skipped at 57 and started a national newspaper at 60.
Barry Melrose Dies at 70. His Goodbye Named His Wife, Not His Wins.
Barry Melrose died at 70 after living with Parkinson’s. His goodbye to hockey named his wife and “whatever comes next,” not a single win. Here’s why it matters.
Why Is My Attention Span So Short? What Really Changed
Why is my attention span so short? The famous eight-second stat was never real. What researchers actually measured points to a trained habit you can undo.
What Does the Bible Say About Gray Hair? Look How It Describes Jesus
What does the Bible say about gray hair? Proverbs calls it a crown (with a condition), and Revelation gives the risen Jesus hair white as snow. Here’s why.
Why Do I Talk to Myself? Try Saying ‘You’ Instead of ‘I’
Why do I talk to myself? It’s normal, and often useful. Research shows it works best when you say ‘you’ instead of ‘I’. Here’s how to do it, and why it helps.
AI Was Meant to Lighten Your Workload. For Half of Workers, It Added More
AI workload is rising, not falling: in a survey of 16,000 workers, 52% said AI tools added to their tasks. Here is why the saved time rarely comes back.
How to Let Go of Someone You Love (Without Hating Them)
How to let go of someone you love without hating them: why your brain still craves them, why checking their page keeps you stuck, and what actually helps.
Is It a Sin to Be Proud of Yourself? Paul Says Prove It
Is it a sin to be proud of yourself? Galatians 6:4 tells you to test your own work and then take satisfaction in it. One dropped word changes the whole verse.