“We are so used to pretending to others that we end up being pretended to be ourselves.” ~Francois de la Rochefoucauld “So, in your relationship, do your partner’s needs always dictate how things go?” My therapist looked at me quizzically…
What happened to the school lunch? This sounds like an oddly nostalgic question. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder if schools lost something quietly important when these spaces began to disappear. Look, I understand that…
by Adam Burnett on DeSmog President Donald Trump’s energy secretary dismissed the threat of rising temperatures at a fossil fuel industry-funded event in London, even as millions endure record-breaking heatwaves in the UK, France, Spain and Italy. Chris WrightA billionaire…
On February 10, 2026, an 18-year-old woman named Jessie Van Rutselaar killed eight people and herself. mass shooting At Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. OpenAI had previously flagged his ChatGPT conversations as a disturbing fascination with extreme violence and suspended his…
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by Rhett Ayers Butler Nature’s Echo argues that feedback loops shape everything from star formation and the spread of life to climate change, ecological restoration and human behavior. Crowther is most powerful when applying this framework to ecology, showing how…
By Max Shilletto For many Canadian families, a child’s 18th or 19th birthday is a milestone. A step towards freedom. A moment of celebration. But for families of young adults with intellectual disabilities, those celebrations can be clouded by the…
By Nomi Gorander for Cinch a new one AI Tracker These clichés are tailor-made for the world’s biggest soccer tournament that fills the press conferences surrounding each match. The overused phrases that define these communications reveal a pattern that is…
There is a famous Latin phrase that I absolutely love: carpe diem. It means “seize the day.” Younger people may be more familiar with the phrase “you only live once” or YOLO. Both phrases encourage people to live their lives…
Written by Jonathan Thorpe for Quantum Connections: The Global Dialogue Initiative At some point in the past month, millions of Americans probably did the same thing: They thought about saying something, but ended up staying silent. Maybe it’s a dinner…
