Thursday 3.7.2025 - today in 1608, Samuel de Champlain founded the city of Quebec in Canada.
Lo-fi music has taken the world by storm, becoming the unofficial soundtrack for students, writers, and anyone trying to get into the zone. But why does this genre of mellow, crackling beats and soothing rhythms help us concentrate so well? Let’s explore the science behind lo-fi, its cultural rise, and why these “chill beats to study to” might be the ultimate productivity hack.
Read MoreThe mere mention of a movie remake often sends shivers down the spines of cinema purists. Yet, against all odds, some remakes manage to defy expectations, breathe new life into old classics, and even win over the skeptics. From Mad Max: Fury Road to A Star Is Born, let’s dive into the remakes that nobody thought they wanted but ended up loving anyway.
Read MoreDifficulty levels in video games are often taken for granted, but what if they never existed? In a world without "Easy Mode," would games be more rewarding or simply more exclusive? Let’s dive into the philosophy of difficulty, the thrill of overcoming challenges, and the potential consequences of a gaming landscape where every player faces the same trial.
Read MoreIn a world drowning in notifications, apps, and endless digital noise, minimalism is making its way into tech. Digital decluttering isn’t just about deleting a few files—it’s about reclaiming your mental space, sharpening your focus, and finding balance in the chaos. From inbox zero to social media purges, let’s explore how a minimalist approach to technology can free us from the tyranny of screens.
Read MoreLithium-ion batteries power everything from smartphones to electric cars, but as demand surges and resources dwindle, a pressing question arises: what comes next? From solid-state innovations to bizarre alternatives like seawater batteries, the race to move beyond lithium is heating up. But is the future of energy storage truly within reach, or are we stuck mining the same old vein? Let’s dig into the science, the stakes, and the sparks flying in the great battery debate.
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