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A Quanta Magazine article explaining the holographic principle in physics is being discussed on Hacker News. The idea is that gravity in a volume of space can be described by information encoded on that volume's boundary, as in the AdS/CFT correspondence, suggesting three-dimensional reality may emerge from lower-dimensional information. Commenters on the post are debating what this implies about the fundamental nature of space, time and whether reality is a projection.
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The Atlantic has published an argument that contemporary literature is increasingly borrowing from video game design, with novels adopting structures, mechanics and reader-driven choices associated with gaming. The piece is prompting discussion about whether interactive, game-like storytelling is reshaping how authors write and how audiences read fiction.
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New research reported by Quanta Magazine shows that brain waves are far more complex than the simple rhythms scientists long assumed, and that this richer wave structure may carry detailed information about how neural circuits compute. The findings are drawing attention for suggesting new ways to read and understand brain activity.
- 4New bot shares vintage sci-fi magazine covers onlineβHi! I'm a bot posting Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror magazine covers from the 1920s to the 1980s with commentary, maybe snark. So
A new automated account has begun posting science fiction, fantasy and horror magazine covers from the 1920s through the 1980s, adding short commentary to each image. The covers are sourced from the Internet Archive, where readers can view the full original magazines. The account notes that some images are garish, with content warnings for horror, violence and war imagery.
- 5Design In Mental Health Network Launches North America ChapterβDesign In Mental Health Network β North America Launches
The Design In Mental Health Network, a UK-based organisation focused on improving the design of mental health facilities, has formally launched a North America chapter. The expansion aims to bring together architects, healthcare providers and service users across the US and Canada to raise standards in therapeutic environments. Healthcare Design Magazine reported the launch, highlighting growing international interest in how built environments affect mental health care.
- 6Fit & Faded combines cannabis, fitness and wellness in St. LouisβΌFit & Faded brings cannabis, fitness, and wellness together in St. Louis
Fit & Faded, a St. Louis venture covered by St. Louis Magazine, brings together cannabis, fitness and wellness under one roof. The concept pairs exercise and wellness programming with cannabis, reflecting how businesses are responding as cannabis use becomes more mainstream in Missouri. Coverage highlights the venue as part of a broader trend of cannabis-infused wellness offerings aimed at people who want to combine recreation and recovery.
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LA Fitness has reached 200 studios operating under its Pilates by LA Fitness brand, a milestone in the chain's expansion of dedicated Pilates facilities. The company has been scaling the offering as demand for reformer-based classes grows across the US fitness market. The marker was noted by fitness industry publication Club Solutions Magazine, which tracks gym chain developments.
- 8Ukraine adds 1.1 GW of solar capacity in first halfβ"Ukraine adds 1.1 GW of solar in H1" # Ukraine # Energy # Renewables # SolarPower https://www. pv-magazine.com/2026/09/2
Ukraine installed 1.1 GW of new solar capacity in the first half of 2026, according to pv magazine. The figure highlights continued growth in the country's renewable energy sector despite the ongoing war, with observers pointing to solar's role in strengthening a battered and decentralized power grid.
- 9Nevada Mental Health Co-Founders Featured on Entrepreneur ShowcaseβNevada Mental Health Co-Founders Appear on Entrepreneur Showcase Series
The co-founders of Nevada Mental Health have appeared on an entrepreneur showcase series, according to Nevada Business Magazine. The segment highlights the organisation's work in mental health services and its founders' entrepreneurial journey. Further details about the episode or the company's activities were not provided.
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Physics Today has published a new crossword puzzle titled 'And beyond...' for its readers. The puzzle is themed around physics and offers a light diversion for the publication's audience of scientists and enthusiasts. It is the latest instalment in the outlet's regular crossword series.
- 11Naval Institute Essay Examines How to Lose a Thermonuclear WarβHow to Lose a Thermonuclear War | Proceedings - October 2026 Vol. 152/10/1,484
The US Naval Institute's Proceedings magazine has published a commentary titled 'How to Lose a Thermonuclear War' in its October 2026 issue (Vol. 152/10). The piece examines strategic missteps that could lead to catastrophe in a nuclear conflict, adding to ongoing debate among defense analysts about nuclear deterrence, escalation risks, and great-power war planning at a time of heightened global tensions.
- 12Citi and BofA Lead Global Finance Transaction Banking AwardsβCiti, BofA Headline Global Financeβs Transaction Banking Awards Event
Global Finance magazine held its Transaction Banking Awards, with Citi and Bank of America taking headline honors among winning institutions. The awards recognize banks for excellence in areas such as cash management, payments and trade finance services worldwide. Industry watchers follow the rankings as a signal of which banks are strongest in corporate transaction banking capabilities.
- 13TD Cowen Says Bitcoin Is More Than Just An AssetβBitcoin Is More Than Just An Asset, Says TD Cowen
Investment bank TD Cowen argues that Bitcoin should not be viewed simply as a financial asset, suggesting it holds broader significance beyond investment value. The comment comes from Bitcoin Magazine's coverage of the bank's position. The remarks are drawing attention within the cryptocurrency community, where institutional perspectives on Bitcoin continue to shape debate about its role in finance.
- 14Bitcoin Entering New 'Bullish Regime' According To Options MarketβDavid Lawant: Bitcoin Entering New "Bullish Regime" According To Options Market
David Lawant says the options market indicates Bitcoin is entering a new bullish regime. The claim, reported by Bitcoin Magazine, suggests derivatives traders are signaling renewed optimism about Bitcoin's price direction. The specific data or analysis behind the assessment was not detailed.
- 15Fewer Missile Submarines, More Nuclear AdversariesβFewer Boomers. Fewer Tubes. More Adversaries. | Proceedings - October 2026 Vol. 152/10/1,484
The US Naval Institute's Proceedings magazine has published a commentary warning that the US Navy's ballistic missile submarine fleet is shrinking just as the number of nuclear-armed adversaries grows. The piece, titled 'Fewer Boomers. Fewer Tubes. More Adversaries.', appears in the October 2026 issue and argues that America's sea-based nuclear deterrent faces a squeeze: fewer boats and fewer missile tubes at a time of rising strategic competition.
- 16Quebec playwright Michel Tremblay finds a second home in ScotlandββTremblay is contemporary theatreβs great melancholy realist; he fits Scotland like a gloveβ βMcGill News Magazine on ho
Michel Tremblay, the Quebec playwright described by McGill News Magazine as contemporary theatre's great melancholy realist, has become a hit in Scotland, where his work is repeatedly staged and widely embraced. A feature traces how his plays about working-class Montreal found a devoted Scottish audience, with the magazine saying he fits Scotland like a glove. Theatre fans online are sharing the article.
- 17Vogue and Esquire publishers urge Congress to curb AI content scrapingβVogue, Esquire publishers plead with Congress to ban AI theft of their content
Major magazine publishers, including the companies behind Vogue and Esquire, have appealed to Congress to pass laws banning AI companies from using their journalism and photography without permission or payment. They argue that artificial intelligence systems are profiting from copyrighted content taken without compensation, and are asking US lawmakers to strengthen protections for creative industries.
- 18Review Praises 'Dog Mom' as Theatre at Its BestβReview | Dog Mom is Theatre at Its Best, Here or Anywhere Else
A new review from RVA Magazine hails 'Dog Mom' as theatre at its best, arguing the production stands strong whether seen locally or anywhere else. The reviewer celebrates the show's quality and craftsmanship, positioning it as a standout worth catching in its current run.
- 19Denver Fashion Week Expands Celebrations Beyond the RunwayβDenver Fashion Week Is Taking the Celebration Beyond the Runway β Hereβs How to Get Involved
Denver Fashion Week is broadening its format this season, with organizers announcing events and participation opportunities that extend past the traditional runway shows. The announcement, published by 303 Magazine, outlines ways for locals to get involved in the week-long celebration, from attending satellite events to taking part in the broader fashion community programming.
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Garden Center Magazine, a trade publication for the garden retail industry, has published a piece titled 'Lucky 13'. The article's specific contents are not detailed in available information, and it appears in a home and garden context. No further details about the story's subject or the reaction to it are currently available.
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SRQ Magazine has published a feature under the title 'The Family Recipe'. Details beyond the headline are limited, but the piece appears in the Florida-based regional magazine, suggesting a food- or dining-related story tied to a family-run establishment or tradition. Readers in the Sarasota area are sharing the item as part of the outlet's local coverage.
- 22Readers mark the anniversary of Alfred Bester's deathβDied this day: 09/30/1987 (b. 12/18/1913) Alfred Bester was an American science fiction author, magazine editor, and scr
Science fiction readers are remembering Alfred Bester, the American author who died on September 30, 1987. Born in 1913, Bester was also a magazine editor and comic scriptwriter, but is best known for novels including The Demolished Man, which won the first Hugo Award in 1953, and The Stars My Destination. Fans are recalling his lasting influence on the genre.
- 2310 Black Lesbian Coming-of-Age Movies and TV Showsβ10 Black Lesbian Coming-of-Age Movies & TV Shows
GO Magazine has published a roundup of ten coming-of-age films and television series centered on Black lesbian characters and stories. The list highlights titles exploring identity, first love, and self-discovery, offering viewers a curated guide to queer Black representation on screen. It arrives amid ongoing conversation about the visibility of Black LGBTQ+ stories in film and television.
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Pullen Park in Raleigh is hosting an outdoor movie night featuring Toy Story 5, as announced by Triangle Downtowner Magazine. The event invites families to watch the latest installment of the Pixar franchise in the park, continuing a popular series of open-air screenings at the Raleigh landmark.
- 25Hitachi Energy Signs MoU with Linxon and FTC SolarβHitachi Energy Signs MoU with Linxon, FTC Solar
Hitachi Energy has signed a memorandum of understanding with engineering firm Linxon and solar technology company FTC Solar, as reported by Electrical Distributor magazine. The agreement points to closer cooperation in the energy sector, potentially combining Hitachi Energy's grid technology with Linxon's substation delivery and FTC Solar's tracker solutions. Further details on the scope and financial terms of the partnership have not been disclosed.