Tech & Data
Is Zwift Still Worth It? A Look at the New Features and Pricing Changes"
Explore the latest updates from Zwift, including the steep price hike and exciting new features like The Grade climb and HUD refresh. Is the new cost worth it?
Culture & Opinion
The Crisis of Liberalism in Academic Institutions
Dive into Gareth Fearn's compelling critique of how U.S. liberalism fails in accountability, particularly in universities, amid militarized responses to student protests and questionable financial ethics.
Culture & Opinion
The Power of Language in Political Conflict: Insights from Zadie Smith
Explore Zadie Smith's incisive reflection on how language shapes campus protests and ethical dialogues in political conflicts, emphasizing the profound impact of rhetoric in the Israeli-Palestinian discourse.
Culture & Opinion
Review of "The Maniac" by Benjamin Labatut
Benjamin Labatut's novel "The Maniac" is a multifaceted exploration of the impacts of technological and scientific advancements on humanity, told through a triptych narrative structure. Centering around John Von Neumann, an American-Hungarian polymath whose work significantly influenced modern computing and technology, the novel stitches together
Culture & Opinion
Washed Out’s “The Hardest Part”
Welp, here we go. The first music video made with OpenAI's Sora. The video fully embraces the surreal, broken and dream-like weirdness of AI imagery.
Culture & Opinion
Balancing Act: Practicing Self-Care Without Crossing Into Narcissism
Explore the delicate balance between self-care and narcissism, and learn how to engage in self-care practices that respect both personal well-being and the impact on those around us.
Culture & Opinion
The World Central Kitchen Cookbook is a James Beard Finalist
The World Central Kitchen (WCK) has long been known for its swift and impactful responses to disasters worldwide, and now, they are sharing their journey through the culinary world in a remarkable new way. Their debut cookbook, "The World Central Kitchen Cookbook: Feeding Humanity, Feeding Hope," has been
Culture & Opinion
Read This: They Are Insecure For A Reason
They Are Insecure For A Reason | DefectorYou have probably forgotten about the guy who worked at National Public Radio and got so upset because of how woke it was that he wrote a furious post about it for Bari Weiss’s newsletter, which I believe is called That’s Such
Culture & Opinion
From Crash to Recovery: Wout van Aert's Gritty Journey in 'The Spring Classics'
Explore Wout van Aert's emotional recovery from a season-altering crash in the documentary "The Spring Classics: Road to Resilience Inside The Beehive."
Culture & Opinion
Lael Wilcox Takes on the World: Chasing the Women's Cycling Record
Join ultra-endurance cyclist Lael Wilcox as she attempts to break the women's world cycling record, with daily podcast updates from her global journey starting May 26.
Culture & Opinion
Decluttering Simplified: Mastering the 90/90 Rule from The Minimalists
Discover how the 90/90 rule from The Minimalists can transform your decluttering process, making it simpler and more adaptable to your lifestyle.
Culture & Opinion
Check in on those around you
A profoundly powerful 2-minute video on mental health.