Guilty. Only me again, getting emotionally attached to fictional horse girls. I started with the Uma Musume manga, then spiraled into the Netflix anime. Don’t ask how many nights I’ve stayed up Googling the real-life racehorses they’re based on. It’s
Adam Raine AI empathy – In April 2025, sixteen-year-old Adam Raine died by suicide. His parents later discovered he had spent months confiding in ChatGPT. The lawsuit they filed doesn’t just describe a boy in crisis; it describes a machine
Diamond symbolizes love – I got a ring!! Cue the sparkle, the squeals, and the part where someone whispers “forever.” But here’s the thing: diamonds weren’t always the shorthand for love. In fact, the whole “forever” thing started less with
How to gossip responsibly – Gossip gets a bad rap, like it’s the junk food of conversation, but it also has vitamins. We gossip because it feels good, and science actually backs us up on that. When you trade stories
The internet loves a good overreaction. Right now, social media has been flooded with clips showing toddler fear of Alexa in action The setup is always the same: Mom says “Alexa..”, the blue halo flashes like it knows a secret,
Free will and survival – In Apple TV’s Foundation, mathematician Hari Seldon creates “psychohistory,” a science that predicts the future of entire civilizations. It’s part math, part prophecy, and completely terrifying. Because if the big stuff is already written, what
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Laugh, Cry, Block the Highway: The Generational Grammar of Survival
Generational grammar of survival – The world is feeling it right now, especially Gen-Z. Everywhere you look, they are on stage, sometimes by choice, sometimes because the world left them no other option. The Generational Grammar of Survival – From