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    Electric scooters are at record levels, with heavy pressure on the market, according to Borlänge Tidning. The report quotes sources saying scooter numbers are 'at record highs', fuelling debate about cluttered streets, safety and regulation as the season peaks.

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    Psychologists say a 1967 LSD guide still holds up●LSD guide from 1967 still has good advice, psychologists say https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/health/firstMmastodonScience619 min ago

    Psychologists say a guide to LSD first published in 1967 still offers sound advice, according to Popular Science. The piece revisits the decades-old harm-reduction guidance from the height of the 1960s psychedelic era and finds that its core recommendations remain relevant as interest in psychedelics and their therapeutic potential grows today.

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    Men's clothing sizing standard called broken by shoppers●Dear men's fashion brands, The current S-M-L-XL sizing standard is broken. Two men of the same height and arm length canMmastodonLifeFashion11 h ago

    A debate has reignited over men's fashion sizing, with critics arguing that the standard S-M-L-XL system fails to account for different body types. Two men of the same height and arm length can need very different chest and sleeve widths depending on whether they are slim or muscular. Shoppers say they would pay a premium for shirts that fit properly and are calling on brands to offer better measurements.

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    Poem referencing Calgary pipes and strained lawyers circulates online●pipes translucent to Calgary heights (and hemmed, astrained lawyers) https:// subspacewagon.systems/pipes-tr anslucent-tMmastodonLifeEducation1441 min ago

    A poem titled 'pipes translucent to Calgary heights (and hemmed, astrained lawyers)' is being shared across poetry and writing communities. The piece, tagged with themes of disability, art and the anthropocene, has drawn modest engagement from readers of experimental verse. Beyond the title, little detail about its content or author is available.

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    Researchers have developed a tiny jumping robot that can precisely control the height of each jump, a step forward for small-scale robotics. Precise leaping control could prove useful for robots navigating uneven terrain, disaster zones, or confined spaces where wheels or larger machines cannot go. The work is drawing attention from robotics and engineering communities interested in miniature locomotion.

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    Cooper Flagg's listed height remains a mystery▼What’s going on with Cooper Flagg’s height? We still don’t know✉newsSportBasketball1 h ago

    Cooper Flagg, the highly touted basketball prospect, has no confirmed official height, and the New York Times highlights that the figure keeps shifting across listings. Fans and analysts continue to debate how tall the young star actually is, a question with real relevance for his projected position and draft evaluation.

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    Cooper Flagg's height remains uncertain ahead of Mavericks season●What's going on with Cooper Flagg's height? We still don't know https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7647231/2026/09/30/coopMmastodonSportSports15 h ago

    Cooper Flagg's exact height is still unknown, with no official measurement settled despite the Dallas Mavericks star's rising NBA profile. Listed heights for players are often disputed, and Flagg's true measurements have become a running point of curiosity among fans and analysts as his rookie season approaches.

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    Abington Heights and Scranton Prep seek District 2 tennis title defense●DISTRICT 2 TENNIS: Abington Heights, Scranton Prep set to defend team titles✉newsSportTennis5 h ago

    Abington Heights and Scranton Prep enter the District 2 tennis playoffs looking to defend their team championships. The Scranton Times-Tribune reports both schools are set to protect their titles in the upcoming postseason competition, with local tennis fans following how the reigning champions fare against district challengers.