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Getting outraged at wrongdoing feels like virtue. But when punishment brings more pleasure than repair, morality stops protecting anyone and starts running the person who's outraged.
Netflix is replacing its content chief and cutting 1,000 jobs after a year of sports deals and a failed Warner bid. The lesson is uncomfortable: expanding isn't the same as becoming essential.
“Don’t show off,” “don’t think you’re all that”: part of what we call humility is a fee charged by those who aren’t moving. How to tell useful humility from self-erasure.
PRAXMA explores growth, humility, inheritance, and earned judgment through the metaphor of roots: lasting progress needs depth as well as height.
Sitges honors Peter Jackson three decades after screening Braindead there. Recognition doesn't fund the work that earns it: it collects late, once nobody can argue with it.
Sateliot rode SpaceX's Falcon 9 alongside 129 other payloads. Real independence isn't building your own rocket. It's controlling what can't be outsourced and renting the rest.
Nearly 95% of viral Korean skincare videos on TikTok contain misleading claims. The problem isn't the influencer. It's mistaking popularity for evidence.
A sign spelling Mexico as "Méjico" at a U-20 friendly in Spain set social media on fire. The Royal Spanish Academy accepts that spelling but recommends "México." Being technically right doesn't excuse you from what you set off.
On September 30, people across Latin America hand out bouquets of Hot Wheels cars in reply to the yellow flowers of September 21. The gift isn't the problem. Letting a viral calendar decide when to show affection is.
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