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    Brazilian creator Gaveta examines creators' mental health crisis●Creators' mental health: numbers, politics, and gambling | Gaveta▶youtubeHealthMental Health364.9K14 min ago

    Brazilian video creator Gaveta has released a new piece examining the mental health of content creators, covering the available statistics, the political dimension of the issue, and the role of gambling content in creators' work and wellbeing. The video has drawn over 360,000 likes, making it one of the most discussed topics in the region right now.

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    Epilepsy and multidimensional time: a physics-inspired perspective●Epilepsy and multidimensional time:a perspective inspired by theoretical physicsYhnSciencePhysics825 min ago

    A new article in Frontiers in Psychology proposes examining epilepsy through the lens of multidimensional time, drawing on ideas from theoretical physics. The paper suggests that seizures might be better understood if brain activity is modelled across more than one temporal dimension. It is framed as a perspective piece rather than experimental research, and readers online are debating whether such cross-disciplinary framing can yield testable insights about seizure dynamics.

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    iPhone Air 2 said to be thinner with better battery life●Here's how thin the iPhone Air 2 will be despite having better battery life than its predecessor - GSMArena.com news✉newsTechnologyMobile30 min ago

    Apple's rumored iPhone Air 2 is reported to be even thinner than the first iPhone Air while also offering improved battery life over its predecessor. The claim, reported by GSMArena, suggests Apple has managed to shrink the device further without sacrificing endurance, addressing one of the main criticisms of the original ultra-thin model. Details on exact dimensions and battery capacity remain unconfirmed ahead of any official announcement.

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    Hacker Used Chinese AI Tool to Target South Korean Banks●Hacker Used Chinese-Developed A.I. Tool to Target South Korean Banks, CrowdStrike Says✉newsTechnologyAI35 min ago

    CrowdStrike says a hacker used an AI tool developed in China to conduct cyberattacks targeting South Korean banks, according to a New York Times report. The disclosure highlights growing concern that generative AI tools are being exploited to launch or assist intrusions against financial institutions, adding a new dimension to debates over AI safety and international cyber threats.

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    Watergate book praised for thriller-like pace●This is not a dry history lesson. It reads with the speed of a political thriller. # books # bookreview # Politics # TruMmastodonWorldCrime254 min ago

    A new review of a book about the Watergate scandal is drawing attention for its gripping style. The reviewer says the work is far from a dry history lesson, instead reading with the speed of a political thriller while covering the true-crime and political dimensions of the scandal. The piece is part of ongoing interest in Watergate-era histories retold for modern readers.

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    Feather star-inspired soft robot swims in three dimensions●An aquatic soft robot modeled after marine invertebrates known as feather stars that navigates seamlessly in three dimenMmastodonTechnologyRobotics41 h ago

    Engineers have unveiled an aquatic soft robot modeled on feather stars, marine invertebrates with feathery, flexible arms. The robot navigates in three dimensions using only two pneumatic actuators, demonstrating how biomimetic design can achieve complex movement with minimal hardware. Observers in the robotics and mechanical engineering communities have highlighted it as a notable example of biomimetics, pointing to potential uses in underwater exploration and marine research.