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Mar 16

#1309: The Death of Fiction: Why We Can’t Just Enjoy a Story

Is your brain too logical for movies? Explore why "non-fiction bias" makes it harder to enjoy stories and why fiction still matters.

neurosciencehuman-computer-interactionneuroplasticity
Mar 16

#1308: The AI Attribution Paradox: Normalizing the Ghostwriter

Why do 70% of developers hide their AI use? Explore the "competence stigma" and the emerging rules for radical transparency in an AI-driven world.

Mar 16

#1307: Digital Protocols: Why Modern Manners Feel Like Software

Manners aren't disappearing—they're becoming context-aware. Learn why a "Hey" might be more polite than a "Dear Sir" in the digital age.

professional-communicationhuman-factorshuman-computer-interaction
Mar 16

#1306: Beyond the Map: Israel’s Hidden Micro-Geographies

Think you’ve seen all of Israel? Explore the "blind spots" of the map and the hidden micro-geographies that tourists and locals overlook.

israelurban-designsatellite-imagery
Mar 16

#1305: The Victorian Flex: A Masterclass in Social Engineering

Discover how 19th-century dinner rules were used to exclude outsiders and how to use these ancient "bluffs" to signal social pedigree today.

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