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 Palestinians try to rebuild their lives in Gaza’s ruins
NBC News · Raf Sanchez
Around half of northern Gaza’s buildings were damaged or destroyed in Israel’s offensive following the Oct 7. Hamas attack.
 What Elon Musk gets wrong about South Africa
thedial.world · Eve Fairbanks
The tech mogul’s statements about his country of origin reveal that he never really knew the place.
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 With ChatGPT turning 1, Americans wonder whether AI is coming for their jobs
NPR · Andrea Hsu
An artist, a writer, an economist and a tech worker muse on the pitfalls and potential of this new technology.
 Could psychedelics help progress on climate change?
Bloomberg Green · Winston Ross
Proponents of a new wave of interest in hallucinogens say the right trip at the right time can change how people think about the natural world.
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 The truth is out there
atavist.com · Katya Cengel
A father’s disappearance, dark family secrets, and the hunt for bigfoot.
 You can’t even pay people to have more kids
Vox · Anna North
These countries tried everything from cash to patriotic calls to duty to reverse drastically declining birth rates. It didn’t work.
 The eggs of the future will be from precision fermentation
Fast Company · Maija Itkonen
Future flocks won’t need to produce eggs, and that future is here.
 The mason jar meal prep trend needs to die
Paste Magazine · Samantha Maxwell
The millennial obsession isn’t about ease or practicality or enjoyment. It’s all about aesthetics.
 The drunk poet who saved Christmas
Consequence · Jonah Krueger
The enduring appeal of “Fairytale of New York,” and how the late Shane MacGowan justified the use of the f-slur.
 Every Godzilla film, ranked from worst to best
The A.V. Club · Richard Newby
As Godzilla Minus One arrives in theaters, it’s time to count down the previous 36 films from one of cinema’s longest-running franchises.
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