Minimalist gadgets like the new Light Phone III, a smartphone that barely does anything, promise to help us focus. The ...

Let’s lose our identities behind AI-generated baby faces as we follow the AI-generated white rabbit and play the game of life ...

Characters from the SpongeBob SquarePants series will appear on cards with unique art styles in three distinct packs. Secret Lair is a brand under the Magic: The Gathering umbrella, which has ...

TikTok users are onto something called YouTube Shorts Colonization. Scheduled to take place on March 25, 2025, the online event is aimed to flood YouTube Shorts with brain rot content. This comes as a ...

It is increasingly clear brain changes occur during this period – and that some can ultimately be positive. More than that, these changes demonstrate that menopause may offer a crucial window ...

"Let's take school for example," Nelson said of how brain rot can manifest. "You're sitting in class and you're trying to focus. They're going to be looking around, not attending to what the ...

TikTok users are planning a takeover of YouTube Shorts on March 25 in a battle of the apps, hoping to flood their rival with ‘brain-rot’ content. It’s no secret that YouTube is making a big ...

The activity of these cells, nestled in a part of the brain called the anterior arcopallium, is tied to the sounds the birds make, the duo found. The organization of these neurons’ activity ...

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As gaming worlds grow larger, more detailed, and increasingly intense, the debate persists about the influence of video games on mental health and whether they can “rot” the brain. This question has ...

The “colonization” is to be a mass online event in which TikTok users will work to make YouTube Shorts more like their preferred app by uploading a ton of videos, especially brain rot.

Titles that have been in collections for years are coming down with bad cases of “disc rot.” This outbreak of wear and tear is not impossible, but it is affecting DVDs made and released between 2006 ...