Are you truly living, or merely enduring, constantly seeking escape? If you're surviving five days just to feel alive for two, relying on distractions like Netflix or alcohol, you're not living—you're escaping. This article helps you uncover what you're escaping from and guides you to build a d
Digital Trends experts tackle critical TV buying dilemmas: Is it time to upgrade your OLED? Are 2026 TVs a bad investment? Get key insights on superior upscaling, HDR brightness, Dolby Vision 2, and future-proofing your purchase. Discover top recommendations for QD-OLED vs. W-OLED for gamers.
Iran is at the epicenter of a profound reordering in the Greater Middle East. Facing unprecedented internal & external pressures, from widespread protests challenging the regime to shifts in regional power, understanding Iran's intricate affairs is crucial for investors, policymakers, & global
Wired founder Kevin Kelly began writing advice for his children on his 68th birthday. This guide explores maxims from his book, "Excellent Advice for Living," offering compressed seeds of knowledge on creativity, habits, and the art of living a meaningful life.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite on JRE #2440 to discuss their new thriller RIP, the disruption of streaming, and the ethical dilemmas of AI. A candid conversation on friendship, business ethics, and the true cost of elite performance in modern Hollywood.
For Silver Star recipient Elliot Ackerman, Catch-22 isn't just satire—it’s a documentation of military bureaucracy’s terrifying absurdity. He argues the novel exposes the circular logic of modern war, where the administrative machine can be deadlier than the enemy.
Crypto faces a dichotomy: macro tailwinds drive retail surges, yet quantum computing looms as a technical threat. Grayscale’s Zach Pandl and Project 11’s Alex Pruden analyze the "debasement trade" and the critical survival strategies needed for Bitcoin’s future.
Digg is back! Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian aim to rival Reddit with verifiable users. Plus, legal scholars scrutinize whether AI-generated text qualifies as free speech under the First Amendment—a debate that could define the future of AI liability.
Polygon pivots to payments with the "Open Money Stack" while Monero hits an ATH. Plus, Vitalik Buterin introduces the "Walkaway Test" for decentralization and a $3M rugpull shakes the market. Discover how the industry is bifurcating between corporate utility and cypherpunk values.
When growth halts, panic often leads to bad decisions. Instead of shipping random features, WP Engine founder Jason Cohen offers a methodical approach. Here is his framework of 5 questions to help you diagnose bottlenecks, fix business mechanics, and restart the engine.
Proposed regulations on interest rates and fees threaten to dismantle traditional credit card rewards. As banks pull back, crypto cards are surging. With adoption projected to hit 20 million by 2026, DeFi-backed yields are becoming the new standard for consumer value.
For fifteen years, alcohol was my identity. Then I quit. While the health benefits were real, I discovered that sobriety isn't the silver bullet self-help brochures promise. It peeled back layers of an identity I wasn't prepared to face. Here is the messy truth about 1,300 days sober.
JPMorgan is projected to generate $150 million in daily profit as earnings season reveals a pivotal market shift. The "Great Broadening" is moving leadership beyond tech giants to cyclical industries, signaling economic resilience rather than recession.
The U.S. Senate's new bill could redefine DeFi developers as brokers, threatening the industry's future. Meanwhile, the Gold vs. Bitcoin debate intensifies amidst fiscal dominance, with new data suggesting gold is significantly undervalued relative to money supply.
Google and Apple partner to bring Gemini to Siri, reshaping mobile AI. Plus, we recap CES 2026 standouts like Samsung’s "Tri-Fold" and Motorola's latest, while breaking down the reported cancellation of the OnePlus Open 2.
a16z General Partner Alex Rampell outlines the new venture playbook. From the "death of the middle" to how AI reshapes labor, he explains why elite founders materialise capital and why "hostages" are better than customers in the modern startup landscape.
