The Guardian
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Episodes
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#5751: Designing Rooms for ADHD BrainsUK standard PAS 6463 and EEG studies reveal how ADHD brains respond to light, noise, and layout — and what that means for home design. -
#5662: Right of Reply: What the Rulebook Actually SaysThe IDF's 10-page rebuttal to NAZA bundles a valid procedural complaint with an invalid one. Here's what journalism codes actually require. -
#5576: Lying Flat as a Tactic: The Quiet Opt-OutTang ping, quiet quitting, and the N-po generation — what happens when people stop donating effort they were never paid for? -
#5175: Vanilla Sky: The Movie That Makes Sense on the Third WatchA 41% critic score, a D- CinemaScore, and $203M at the box office. How Vanilla Sky became a movie people can't stop rewatching. -
#5036: What Happens to a War When the World Stops Watching?Why do wars fade from our minds? We explore the structural forces behind attention decay and how Russia exploits it. -
#4921: The Breakfast Detective and Other Cringe IcebreakersWhy do some icebreakers create connection while others produce cringe? A three-factor model explains it all. -
#4852: The Airport That Feels Like a Mall — But Isn'tWhy airports feel normal but aren't — and the engineered calm that hides invisible surveillance. -
#2760: How China's Overseas Police Stations Actually WorkMI5 footage confirms what investigators have tracked for years: a global network of unregistered Chinese police stations. -
#2730: Late Diagnosis at 57: Rewriting Your LifeWhat happens when you learn you’re autistic at 57? It’s not just relief—it’s a full rewrite of your entire life story. -
#1722: The Dark Web Is Smaller Than You ThinkForget the iceberg myth—the dark web is more like a tiny shed behind a skyscraper, with only 3 million users and 100k sites. -
#856: The Carbon Offset Mirage: Can We Really Fly Guilt-Free?Is that $20 offset at checkout actually saving the planet? We dive into the "mirage of morality" behind international air travel and green credits. -
#353: The Art of the Leak: Psyops and Military CensorshipWhy would a military report its own weaknesses? Herman and Corn dive into strategic deception, reflexive control, and the secrets of the censor.