Josh Browning

Ethan Mollick’s four guiding principles for using AI at work We’re all great atovercomplicating things. It doesn’t matter whether you’re picking up a brand-new skill or trying to refine one you’ve practiced for …

A dedicated space for exploring the books and ideas that shape our world. The literary world is no safe haven from wild conspiracy theories. It has its own supposed cover-ups, extraterrestrials, and cryptids lurking in the bookish backwoods. These conspiracy theories aren’t typically harmful and can even offer some fun lore to draw you into the reading.

Everyone falls victim to trends. Big blue aliens convinced the movie industry that 3D movies were here to stay. Colored rubber bracelets hung on our wrists to remind us of the cause du jour. Wide-legged jeans are back in again, and we must never forget the frosted tips of the early aughts (many of us still regret that one). All trends have one thing in common: they sure seemed like a good idea at the time and ostensibly serve some purpose, despite looking silly in hindsight.