When Parasites Become Prey: Inside Nature’s Hyperparasite Web
The cabbage leaf hardly moves, yet a small drama is underway. A caterpillar inches along the midrib. A slender black…
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Why Most AI Wrapper Startups Are Headed for Collapse
At 2 a.m., the lights in a San Francisco co-working space are still on. A founder studies a dashboard tracking…
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Inside the AHA’s warning on ultra-processed foods, explained
On a weekday afternoon, the fluorescent heart of the grocery store hums. Aisles of boxes and bags promise dinner in…
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What Your Brain Smells Before You Know You Like It
The instant you catch a whiff of coffee or smoke, your body is already making moves your mind has not…
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Inside a seven-day fast, the body rewires itself
The hardest part comes on day three. Hunger has ebbed and returned in waves, the fridge has become a study…
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Noah, Gilgamesh, and the Black Sea: Tracing a Flood’s Origins
Thirty miles north of Istanbul, the Bosporus narrows to a mile-wide strait where salt water runs like a river between…
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Inside the new UPF warning and definition wars
On a recent morning in São Paulo, a school cafeteria worker lifted a lid to reveal trays of beans, rice…
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Shared gut microbe shifts seen in autism, ADHD, anorexia
Three very different pediatric and adolescent diagnoses, one surprising biological overlap. A new study in Neuroscience reports that children and…
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The myth of AI wrappers and where value hides
In a borrowed conference room, a founder clicks run. The demo hums along on a frontier model she doesn’t own….
