Culture & Opinion
Did You Know There Were LEGO Sets Released in 2000 Celebrating Team Telekom?
Discover the rare Team Telekom LEGO sets, a blend of cycling history and LEGO nostalgia, celebrating the 2000 Tour de France with exclusive details.
Culture & Opinion
Rethinking Mobility: The High Cost of Our Car-Centric World
Explore the profound impacts of automobility on health, society, and the planet, and discover interventions that can lead us toward a more sustainable future.
Culture & Opinion
Here are 5 Ways to Take Better Work Breaks
Discover the science behind work breaks and how they can strengthen your focus, creativity, and overall mood. Say goodbye to hustle culture and hello to productivity.
Culture & Opinion
The Grannies
"The Grannies" provides a unique insight into the digital realm's hidden imperfections and oddities, as seen through the lens of artists who dare to look beyond the polished surface of video games.
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The happiest kids in the world have social safety nets
Rachael Lyle-Thompson's article highlights the stark contrast between Dutch parenting and the American dream's feasibility. It reflects on a tragic opioid incident in the Bronx, emphasizing the urgent need for a shift in national discourse towards support and empathy over blame.
Culture & Opinion
Read This: About Face by Nate Powell
Explore 'About Face' essay on Popula, revealing paramilitary influence on US consumer styles & modern fascist aesthetics. Essential read for understanding subtle shifts in societal norms.
The Engine
The Truth Behind Performance Supplements: Myth or Magic?
Explore the truth behind athletic supplements like Andrew Huberman's $340 stack. Uncover the science and realities behind Fadogia agrestis claims, and the impact on health and fitness.
Culture & Opinion
Read This: Against Disruption: On the Bulletpointization of Books
Maris Kreizman kills it in this short essay. I often find myself in conversation with people who proudly exclaim that they don't read... Yet they always seem to have the headlines and bulletpoints down. A recent Blinkist post titled “7 Blinks To Understand the Conflict Between Israel and
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Read This: There’s no such thing as ‘parents’ rights’
The basic problem with the conservative discourse around “parents’ rights” is that it frames children as chattel—that is, as parents’ property. This piece from Charlotte Dalwood hits the nail on the head, sure it's specific to Canadian politics but it resonates perfectly with what's going
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Alexey Vermeulen's New Initiative: Shaping the Future of Off-Road Cycling
Alexey Vermeulen's Phase II project revolutionizes pro cycling pathways, offering mentorship and support in the growing US off-road scene. Apply now!
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More Shakeups at Zwift with Layoffs and Return to Solo CEO
Zwift has recently navigated through some challenging times, marked by significant organizational changes. This week, the company confirmed a new wave of staff layoffs and announced the departure of its co-CEO.
Culture & Opinion
Opposing the Kids Online Safety Act: A Step Toward Censorship and Surveillance
With KOSA the "free speech warriors" are out to restrict free speech under the guise of protecting children.