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“I Was Really Surprised by the Swimmers’ Powerful Energy”: Or, How Almost Breaking Your Back Makes You Notice That Humans Are Weirdly Impressive

AI Music Is Here to Stay. How Do We Reckon With It?

🎬 When a Movie Gets Pulled So Hard It Practically Self-Deports

Text on the Beach: How The California Post Announced Itself Like a Loud New Roommate With a Megaphone and a Bagel Truck

Expert warns of a “dangerous one‑two punch” as Gen Z turns to law school to escape AI‑driven job uncertainty

Have We Been Wrong About Language for 70 Years? A New Study That Politely (and Then Not So Politely) Rearranges Linguistics

America Discovers the Periodic Table (Again): $1.6 Billion, Rare Earths, and a Sudden Passion for Rocks