What can really be rebuilt after the fires?
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 After the Palisades fire, what can we really rebuild? propublica.org · Tim Golden As the community of Pacific Palisades, California, burns, ProPublica’s Tim Golden reflects on how the blaze will transform his hometown.  |
 Joe Biden’s record on science and tech theconversation.com · Mark Zachary Taylor Investments and regulation for vaccines, broadband, microchips and AI.  The Long COVID patients being pushed into psychiatric wards TIME · Jamie Ducharme “Mainstream medicine really isn’t geared toward treating conditions and diseases that it cannot see under a microscope.”  The surprising truth behind how running slows time sciencefocus.com · Ian Taylor Ever feel like your workouts are going on forever? |
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 Move aside, BMI NPR · Allison Aubrey An international committee of scientists has proposed a change to the way obesity is defined and diagnosed.  Debunking Matthew McConaughey’s Uber Eats conspiracy theory texasmonthly.com · Dan Solomon The misinformation in the Hollywood star’s ubiquitous food delivery–app commercial cannot be permitted to spread.  Why everyone has a gnarly stomach bug right now, explained in one chart Vox · Keren Landman, MD This year’s no good, very bad norovirus season.  The biggest problem with TikTok’s beef tallow skincare trend Eater · Hardly Kephart Lost in the criticism of TikTok’s tallow skincare trend? It’s not tallow — it’s lard.  Volkswagen Sausage and the enduring appeal of culinary car-industry crossovers Atlas Obscura · Anne Ewbank Fiat chocolate? Or how about an iconic pepper grinder?  The Brutalists: 15 examples of the architecture style celebrated in the new movie worldcrunch.com · Laure Gautherin The Brady Corbet movie is inspired by the post-War architectural style called Brutalism, which found its way from New Delhi to L.A. to Buenos Aires. |
