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The slot machine in your pocket doesn't need better content to keep you scrolling — it just needs you to never know what's ...

The people most anxious about money aren't the ones who have the least — they're the ones close enough to comfort to feel ...

The career ended, the applause didn't have to — it just migrated to a screen small enough to fit in a palm and large enough to swallow an identity whole.

The fatigue you feel after scrolling isn't about blue light or lazy habits — it's about what happens to a mind that starts hundreds of tiny journeys and never arrives anywhere.

A $24 taxi fare in Singapore became a jail sentence — not because of the unpaid bill, but because of what happened when accountability met intoxication.

The cruelest financial trick isn't being unable to afford things — it's spending more money precisely because you can't afford to get anything wrong.

The charging advice millions have followed for years turns out to be based on a half-truth — and the real threat to your phone's battery is something most people never consider.

They didn't get sharper by training their brains — they got sharper by removing the thing that was training their brains to never finish a thought.

My friend David is one of the most engaging people I know at a dinner table. He asks follow-up questions that make you feel like you’re the only person in the room. He remembers the name of your ...

The most exhausting thing you did today wasn't any task on your list — it was the forty-seven decisions you haven't made yet sitting in the back of your skull like browser tabs draining the battery.

Most people can recite Warren Buffett's wisdom from memory — and then spend the next forty-eight hours doing the exact ...