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Every strange thing about Teletubbies was a deliberate design choice — built around how two-year-olds actually perceive the world.

Daniel never chose to give up TV — the move did it for him. What happens when habits break by accident instead of willpower?

How Anna Delvey ran a four-year con on Word docs, AOL addresses, and a supermarket burner phone — and what Netflix got right.

Eight in ten passengers use seatback screens — but at Southwest, one person picks everything. Inside the tiny teams behind airline entertainment.

Mossad says he was triangulated. The interrogation records suggest otherwise. What the Eli Cohen case reveals about signals vs. human error.

Didactic or creative? The philosophy baked into every kids' show—from Sesame Street to Teletubbies to Bluey.

Agents are becoming major software users — and they prefer raw command-line tools to polished interfaces. What replaces UX when your user can't see?

From Amsterdam's proudly terrible Hans Brinker to San Diego's tragic Hotel Cecil — how bad hotels become legends, and what happens after.