Esports Has 400 Million Gen Z Fans and a Business Model That Still Barely Works
A new esports study has arrived with a wonderfully large number attached to it. According to The Esports Generation: Who They…
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The Physics of Time Travel: Wormholes, Paradoxes, and Black Holes
Time travel is one of humanity’s favorite bad ideas. We have spent decades imagining phone booths, modified DeLoreans, glowing portals,…
Remote Work Isn’t the Problem—Your Company Might Be
In March 2026, researchers from the London School of Economics dropped a report with a title that sounds like it…
USB Explained: The Universal Standard That Isn’t
In a previous article, we talked about the 3.5mm jack and why a piece of technology that looks simple can…
Bluetooth Latency Explained: The Gap Between Theory and Reality
Bluetooth is one of those technologies we use every day… and quietly distrust. You connect your earbuds, play a video,…
The Reality of Modern Youth, According to Scientific Data
If you only read headlines, you’d think modern kids are one TikTok away from societal collapse. Low attention spans. No…
Human Extinction Series: The Next World War
For most people living in stable countries, the idea of a world war still feels distant. Something from history books.…
Why the 3.5mm Jack Always Ends Up Problematic
At some point in your life, this has happened. You plug in your earphones. Left side works. Right side is…
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…
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…