
Somewhere in your thirties, a year starts feeling like a month. Scientists now know exactly why — and it has less to do with getting older and more to do with what your brain decides is worth remembering. The answer is both unsettling and strangely hopeful. Read more

You’re not sad. You know that much. It’s more like someone has slowly been turning down the volume on your life — things that once sparked something just don’t anymore. It’s not cynicism, not depression, not age. It’s a brain that has quietly, efficiently, and completely solved you. Read more