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Why has repairing things become so difficult?
Repair has become expensive, slow, and sometimes impossible — but the problem is not only in the things: it is in the economy, regulation, and infrastructure that decides what gets to continue.
BehaviorWhy can a scent take us back in time?
Why do certain scents evoke vivid autobiographical memories? Victor Lemos explores the Proust effect through science, behavior and everyday life.
Well-BeingWhy is sleep the invisible foundation of almost everything?
Why is sleep the invisible foundation of almost everything? An essay on rest, memory and the quiet infrastructure of life.
BehaviorWhy does the first day of the month feel like a fresh start?
Why does the first day of the month feel like a fresh start? A reflection on time, new beginnings and the psychology of turning the page.
Well-BeingWhy is explaining one of the best ways to learn?
Explaining reorganizes knowledge: an essay on learning, self-explanation, and the effect of teaching.
CultureWhy Does Rereading a Book Feel Different from Reading One for the First Time?
Rereading a book means returning to a story, a memory, and an earlier version of yourself. An essay on attention, time, nostalgia, and identity.
Well-BeingWhy do small rituals make life feel more like our own?
Small everyday rituals can organize attention and create meaning without relying on superstition, mysticism or easy promises.
Mental HealthWhy does morning light matter for the mind?
Morning light is not just atmosphere. Research on circadian biology suggests it acts as a time signal for the brain, helping align the internal clock with the outside world.
Well-BeingWhy is walking a way of thinking?
The body moves, attention changes, and a question can keep travelling after the route is over.
BehaviorWhy isn’t boredom a scheduling defect?
An interval does not have to become a method to remind us that attention needs room.
Well-BeingWhy doesn’t a good life have to look hard?
Comfort, judgment, and an intellectually alive life do not need to apologise for existing.
OutsideWhat stays with us after the game?
What comes after a good game: sweat, laughter, water, and the feeling of being alive among friends.
MedicineHow does a body in motion take part in life?
Swimming, breath, coordination, and the strange intimacy of inhabiting a body that takes part in life.
CultureWhat happens on the court after six?
Balls, rackets, concrete, and shared rituals that keep the city alive after the workday.
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