Month: April 2026

I recently wrote an article about the new dating trend called “tolyamory,” not to be confused with polyamorous, a form of ethical non-monogamy. Tolyamory basically describes a mismatch between wants/needs…

When you’ve traveled around Southeast Asia long enough, temples start to blur together. I needed something else. So when I came across mentions of a place nicknamed the “Museum of…

Casual sex has been celebrated, condemned, dissected and dramatized for as long as people have had it. And yet, for something so common, no one seems to agree on what…

Sometime in the late spring of 2024, something crashed into the moon. It is not a particularly rare phenomenon. It happens more often than you think, and it looks far…

We tend to think of Darwinian survival as only applicable to wild animals in wild environments, such as jungles. But why can’t it just as easily apply to animals living…

I hate piling on. I know the single life has dragged on longer than you hoped it would and you hoped it would end sooner rather than later. But you…

Researchers have built an AI system called Log2Motion that takes the physical movements of smartphone interaction — taps, swipes, scrolls — and thoroughly analyzes every minute of muscle stretching and…

You’ve probably heard that the universe is constantly expanding. There’s a bit of an update on that: it’s still expanding, and it’s happening far faster than scientists previously thought. They…

Romantic holidays, outdoor concerts, heat exhaustion – and now apparently optimal sperm quality. Summer really has it all. A new study published in the journal Reproductive biology and endocrinology found…

The wellness industry has spent decades and billions of dollars trying to crack the code to longevity. Cold dives. Continuous glucose monitors. Dietary supplements, nutritional supplements, nutritional supplements. And after…