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tydosh
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Jul 22, 2026
Presence Isn't Passive
There's a version of the maker's mindset that treats being lost in time as a kind of higher state. The idea that the most 'alive' people are the ones whose minds are always elsewhere, pulled between what they remember and what they're building toward. Simply being here now is viewed as passive, or even a little sad. This gets the mechanics of making backwards. It's true that the best things people build are usually assembled from a combination of memory and desire. A builder draws on everything ...
psychology
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tech
Gsnsp
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Jul 18, 2026
The Witness True Story: Rachel Nickell’s 1992 Case Explained
The Witness True Story: Exploring the 1992 Rachel Nickell Murder Case A mother's brutal murder on a sunny London common shattered a family and sparked one of Britain's most notorious police investigations. The Witness brings the 1992 Rachel Nickell case back into the spotlight, focusing heavily on the trauma endured by her young son and...
Movies & TV Series
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Netflix
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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Jul 15, 2026
Monkeys get freaked out by the ‘uncanny valley’ too
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Biology
brennan.day
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Jul 14, 2026
CLOWN BURNOUT
Clown white doesn't come off in one pass. A personal story about how I can never take myself seriously no matter how hard I try. Notes on the history whiteface and Auguste, the clown egg registry, the Indigenous medicine of laughter, the tyranny of irony, and what it costs to never learn how to come down.
personal essay
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psychology
Gsnsp
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Jul 7, 2026
What happened to Lars Mittank? Varna airport & Top theories
What Happened to Lars Mittank? Breaking Down the Varna Airport Footage and 2026 Theories On July 8, 2014, 28 year old German tourist Lars Mittank walked into the medical office at Varna Airport in Bulgaria. Minutes later, he bolted. Security cameras captured him sprinting out of the terminal, scaling an eight-foot fence, and vanishing into...
Psychology
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True Crime & Mysteries
brennan.day
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Jun 28, 2026
Vagueblogging and Subtweeting Are Awful
Vagueblogging and subtweeting are the most toxic modes of online communication, yet research shows people prefer them to direct confrontation anyway. On the psychology of strategic ambiguity, insecure attachment, context collapse, and the online disinhibition effect. A case against the culture of passive aggression online, and a call for those with safety and privilege to stop hiding behind the same hedge as everyone else.
personal essay
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Social Commentary
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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Jun 15, 2026
Stolen French fries really do taste better, study finds
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Biology
New Atlas: Technology-Innovation-Outdoor News [Unofficial]
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Jun 8, 2026
Simulation could prevent a psychological catastrophe on the Moon
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Mental Health
brennan.day
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Jun 3, 2026
Be a Lover: Make Sure the Quiet Wheel Gets the Grease
The world isn't full of critics, it's full of quiet kind people who don't get nearly enough time or attention from us because we're born with a negativity bias. We need to proactively choose to be lovers and proactively grease the quiet wheels.
IndieWeb
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community
brennan.day
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May 23, 2026
Groundhog Day, Groundhog Day, and Variations on a Theme
I love time loops in media—from Groundhog Day to...hey, wait a minute. Does anybody else feel a weird sense of déjà vu? It can't just be me. Do you ever get up in the morning and feel as though you've already lived the same day?
philosophy
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psychology
brennan.day
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May 22, 2026
Groundhog Day, Savescumming, and Our Endless Numbered Days
I love time loops in media—from Groundhog Day to Haruhi's Endless Eight. What do they reveal about mortality, memory, and the human desire to escape consequence through Nietzsche's eternal recurrence?
philosophy
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Media Analysis
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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Apr 28, 2026
Dunning-Kruger for Vibe Coders
The first thing AI teaches you about coding is confidence. The second is why that's a problem. Let's talk about the Dunning-Kruger effect.
ai
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coding
Emelia’s Ramblings
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Mar 30, 2026
On being valued
What does it mean to be valued, have I found the right room?
mental health
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work
brennan.day
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Mar 28, 2026
Being a 21st Century Schizoid Man
My personal exploration of schizoid personality disorder and neurodivergence. From King Crimson's prophetic song to global youth withdrawal phenomena, I examine what it means to live with a rich interior life and limited social needs, challenging pathologizing frameworks and questioning whether 'poor outcomes' are about the condition or the metrics.
personal essay
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Mental Health
brennan.day
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Mar 25, 2026
STORYTELLING Part One: The Neurology of Narrative
How do our brains physically process stories? The neurology of narrative transportation, brain synchrony between storytellers and listeners, biocultural theory, and Indigenous storytelling traditions that collapse Western narrative structures.
personal essay
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Creative Writing
E-BLOG
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Feb 21, 2026
LIFEHACK
Thoughts on suicide, guilt, and why the common idea that people simply “want to die” misses something important.
MENTAL HEALTH
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PERSONAL
Journey out of emotional instability
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Feb 21, 2026
Will, mental fortitude, life inspiration, agency, self and relaxation
A short thought on whether to give up a habit
religion
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psychology
E-BLOG
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Feb 14, 2026
ART OF ABSOLUTION
Reinventing yourself after trauma - and what it means to seek absolution from the person you had to become to survive.
CHILDHOOD
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MENTAL HEALTH
E-BLOG
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Feb 1, 2026
DEFECTIVE EPILOGUE
Why creating never feels like enough, why rest feels like guilt, and how a childhood labelled defective can make happiness feel unsafe.
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ADHD
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AUTISM
E-BLOG
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Jan 30, 2026
DRAWING A LINE UNDER INTEGRITY
A final attempt to untangle morality, empathy, and integrity - to understand why some people cross lines others refuse to.
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EMPATHY
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MORALITY
E-BLOG
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Jan 21, 2026
THE CAKE IS A LIE
Cruelty, moral collapse, and the possibility that evil isn’t the exception - but the human default. Last time about morality - promise
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EMPATHY
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MORALITY
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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Dec 2, 2025
The Science of Spotting Hidden Product Ideas
The best product ideas hide in plain sight, in your habits and everyone else's. Watch what people actually do, not what they say they want. Build for that.
product
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design
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
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Nov 25, 2025
The Psychology Hack Hiding in Great Products
Every message is a moment of influence. Make the nudge helpful and you'll create power users and build loyalty.
product
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design
E-BLOG
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Nov 20, 2025
THE END OF THE WORLD
From Ancient Egypt to modern Britain, the youth are, and have always been, ruining everything. And now it is the end of the world.
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CULTURE
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PSYCHOLOGY
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