Behaviour/Psychology

America’s politics is reaching peak paranoia

MAGA and Democratic elites disagree over about what constitutes “Americanness.” The angriest Trumpists feel that they are being deliberately replaced by immigrants, says the writer.

Why do employers think it’s okay to ghost job applicants?

Businesses should avoid leaving job applicants in the dark, waiting and checking for a reply that never comes, says the writer.

Looksmaxxing: When the quest for masculine perfection goes awry

Braden Peters, better known as Clavicular, has gained notoriety for the extraordinary lengths to which he goes in pursuit of his idea of physical perfection.

Modern warfare offers important AI lessons for enterprises

The ability of AI systems to bring fragmented data together into one coherent view is critical for enterprises navigating increasingly complex digital environments, says the writer.

Lord's pitch rated 'unsatisfactory' after England-New Zealand test

Cricket - England v New Zealand - First Test - Lord's Cricket Ground, London, Britain - June 7, 2026 England's Gus Atkinson celebrates his five wicket haul after dismissing New Zealand's Matt Henry to win the match Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Boyers TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

AI companions are coming. Privacy rules are not ready

The reason chatbots refer to themselves as “I” is not because that is the best way to share information with us. It’s the best way to keep us sharing information with them, says the writer.

Can we talk? Texting doesn’t fix things, and yet we’re all typing away

Although text messaging feels instant and convenient, it has been associated with lower time efficiency, lower likelihood of consensus, and poorer relational outcomes than other communication channels.

Sorry, I’m not available. Talk to my AI double

Some startups see AI cloning expertise as a potentially profitable niche, says the writer.

Why we need clearer guidelines about walking in cities

Japan’s Shibuya crossing, famous for its disciplined pedestrians, was the site of a viral video where a woman roughly slams into a child posing for a photo.

Please stop talking about Gen Z in the office

Gen Z may differ from previous younger generations in that they face tougher economic pressures and higher mental ill-health rates, but it is unhelpful to pigeonhole them, says the writer.

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