The Death of the Gaming Keyboard
If we look at the PC gaming and enthusiast market today, something interesting happens: the biggest gaming peripheral brands —…
Author: Yabes Elia
An empath, a jolly writer, a patient reader & listener, a data observer, and a stoic mentor
What Truly Shapes National Pride
Ask people what makes them proud of their country and you might expect grand answers: economic power, political influence, technological…
Mobile Market in 2026: The End of Easy Growth
There was a time when launching a mobile app felt like tossing a message in a bottle into a wide,…
Human Extinction Series: The Age of Waste
Human extinction usually comes with great marketing. Asteroids.Nuclear war.AI rebellions with glowing red eyes. Big, cinematic endings that make us…
Reading and Listening: Are We Losing These Skills?
“People don’t read anymore.”“People don’t listen anymore.” These complaints feel distinctly modern, as if attention itself collapsed somewhere between smartphones…
AI and Humans: The Third Relationship
We are starting to do something humans have never done before. Not in a dramatic, science-fiction way. In a quiet,…
Research: OLED Monitors Are Growing Fast
A few years ago, OLED monitors were that mythical creature everyone talked about but rarely owned. Gorgeous, yes. Practical? Debatable.…
Why Modern PC Games Depend on DLSS and Keep Getting More Demanding
There was a time when turning on DLSS felt like admitting defeat. You bought an expensive graphics card, selected Ultra…
Uncertainty as a Truth: The Heisenberg Principle Through the Lens of Philosophy
In 1927, Werner Heisenberg published what would become one of the most profound and disruptive ideas in the history of…
Why Many People Hate AI
It’s Not the Intelligence. It’s the Incentives. For a technology that promises progress, artificial intelligence has managed to generate an…
The Chicken and Egg Question—and the Illusion of Time and Perception
It starts with a deceptively simple question:Which came first — the chicken or the egg? At face value, it feels…
What Dying Light: The Beast Taught Me About Today’s Game Tech
Recently, I wrapped up the campaigns of four games: Borderlands 4, Bloodlines 2, The Outer Worlds 2, and Dying Light:…
If We Know Better, Why Don’t We Work Better?
Why the workplace stays stuck, even in a world overflowing with research, stories, and hard evidence. For years, the conversation…
The Science of a Fulfilling Work: What Makes People Truly Happy at Work
Around the world, studies repeatedly show that work — the place where we spend more than one-third of our lives…
The New Steam Machine Is Way Too Overhyped — And Here’s Why
Valve’s announcement of its new Steam Machine has set the gaming world buzzing again. A “Deck for your living room,”…
Slormancer Cheat Engine Guide: How I Broke the Grind and Had More Fun
Slormancer is one of those pixel-art action RPGs that just clicks with you. The chaotic combat, the crazy loot, the…
From Underdog to Value Champion: How AMD Redefined PC Gaming in 2025
A decade ago, AMD was the scrappy underdog—relevant, but often overlooked in serious gaming circles. Fast forward to 2025, and…
Why Do Successful People Seem to Get More Stupid?
At first glance, the idea sounds absurd. How could people who have climbed to the top of their fields—visionary entrepreneurs,…
AI Didn’t Kill Journalism—Humans Did
A while ago, I stumbled upon an Instagram post with an audacious claim: AI has an 80–100% chance of replacing…
World Happiness Report 2025: An Overview
The World Happiness Report 2025 offers a sweeping look at the latest global trends in wellbeing, anchored around one central…