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A backlash to optimization culture is building, with reformed trackers ditching their Whoops, Ouras, and Fitbits for “an extra glass of wine and a Pil

New Yorkers, as you know, love to stand in line. The longer the line, the more they want to stand in it. Ostensibly the busiest people on earth, they

A line used to be a decent indicator of quality, she said, but then TikTok came along: “Now it’s something people have seen online. They’re first-time

The lines snaking through Greenwich Village on Saturday mornings — for bagels, pastries, pizza — are the “visible representation of capitalism” and th

Yep, this goes for just about everyone. The CEO of that hot shot new company that everyone loves? He’s probably never run a company before. That direc