Will Hines

“You forget your brain is a muscle,” says my friend Lars, who works in what remains of the country’s public-health sector. The brain is not, in fact, a muscle, but the point stands.

To concretize this, think of the difference between lemon sorbet and apple pie. Both taste extremely delicious — they’re in the same league of deliciousness. The kind of deliciousness they deliver, however, is different. It matters which one you choose, because each will give you a very different experience: The lemon sorbet is delicious in a tart... See more

In the fall of 2023, the restaurant and bar Cowgirl decided to convert one of its margarita machines into one for frozen espresso martinis, “the new cocaine,” the owner joked to me.

A new generation of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) offers Britain an opportunity to reinvent nuclear power with standardised designs, factory-based assembly, lower capital costs, and rapid deployment. British firms are well placed to lead. Simultaneously, surging energy demands from AI infrastructure providers ensures a ready market. The opportunity... See more

Leap had evidence that its bet on the neighborhood would pay off: Several of its brands were already shipping often to apartments in the neighborhood. It was a strategy Brookfield Properties had already been pursuing pre-pandemic, buying up seven storefronts. (It sold them last year for $20.25 million.) “We merchandised to support the market,” said... See more

Though he loved exploring the great outdoors with his sons, he found Silicon Valley “cloyingly conformist”, despite its claims to radical disruption. “Everyone wears the same clothes, drives the same cars, listens to the same podcasts, follows the same fads. It’s a place born of immense sort of herd-like behaviour.”

Make 2025 The Year Of Maximum Enthusiasm

His ideal employee for a sales role at the startup is a “PhD,” Kausas said—poor, hungry and desperate.