How viral trends became our shared touchstones — and the rise of disposable culture
From chronological to algorithmic. Your feed's not what it used to be.
Our brains have a relationship cap — but social media pushes us past it
Just a bad habit? Or can it be addiction? Here’s what science says.
The neuroscience behind why overabundance can lead to more pain
It means we need to take action to preserve the things that matter most
Why you shouldn't let it dictate how you get around
Tech giants have mastered the art of manipulating your brain’s reward system.
Was it the oval plates? The wine? Or maybe the absence of glowing screens?
It has to be with your brainwaves (and emotions)
To better uncover what you love, you need new ways to discover interesting things beyond just places like Amazon
