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What's That, Peter? The Science and Art of Curiosity
Lifestyle
Mar 7, 2026 8 min

What's That, Peter? The Science and Art of Curiosity

A reflective feature on the small, everyday question — “What’s that?” — and how moments of wonder shape learning, relationships, and creativity. Practical strategies show how to respond, nurture curiosity, and carry wonder into adulthood.

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Francesco
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Why Nintendo Is Suing the U.S. Government Over Tariffs
Technology
Mar 7, 2026 9 min

Why Nintendo Is Suing the U.S. Government Over Tariffs

Nintendo’s unexpected lawsuit against the U.S. government over import tariffs reveals how trade policy can ripple through hardware design, repair ecosystems, and consumer prices. This feature explains the legal theory, economic stakes, and broader implications for the gaming industry and supply chains.

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Francesco
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Grave of the Fireflies: The True Story and the Author’s Apology
World
Mar 6, 2026 8 min

Grave of the Fireflies: The True Story and the Author’s Apology

A deep, compassionate look at how Akiyuki Nosaka’s wartime loss became the short story Grave of the Fireflies — written as a personal apology to his sister — and how Isao Takahata’s film adaptation amplified its moral complexity. This feature traces history, adaptation choices, public reaction, and the story’s enduring place in cultural memory.

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Francesco
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Was I Wrong to Tell a Coworker I Was Miscarrying? Workplace Boundaries
Health
Mar 6, 2026 8 min

Was I Wrong to Tell a Coworker I Was Miscarrying? Workplace Boundaries

When a coworker accused me of 'excessive' bathroom use, I told her I was miscarrying. This article explores the emotional, ethical, and practical sides of workplace disclosures around pregnancy loss, plus how employers and colleagues can respond with compassion and respect.

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Francesco
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Pineapple on Pizza: The Culinary Crime Americans Secretly Embrace
Food
Mar 6, 2026 8 min

Pineapple on Pizza: The Culinary Crime Americans Secretly Embrace

Pineapple on pizza is one of the most divisive food arguments in the United States—cast by some as a culinary crime and by others as a perfectly reasonable flavor choice. This long-form feature traces its history, explains why it tastes good to many, and offers a guide for skeptics and fans alike.

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Francesco
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Why Scarcity Spurs Innovation: Jensen Huang on Choosing the Best
Technology
Mar 5, 2026 8 min

Why Scarcity Spurs Innovation: Jensen Huang on Choosing the Best

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s embrace of scarcity reframes constraints as accelerants for innovation. This long-form feature explores how resource limits sharpen choices, shape strategy, and create competitive advantage across technology, business, and design.

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Francesco
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