Google's Big Shift: A Tougher Performance Review System Google has always had a reputation for treating its employees well—relaxed offices, free food, cool perks, and, for the most part, solid job security. But things took a turn starting in 2022, when Google quietly launched a major overhaul of how it evaluates employees. Suddenly, the company…

Are More People Choosing a Childfree Life? If you feel like more people around you are saying “no thanks” to the idea of having kids, you’re not imagining things. A recent study out of Michigan State University (MSU) just dropped some pretty mind-blowing numbers: the share of nonparents in America who straight-up never want to…

Americans vs. Their Digital Footprints Ever thought about wiping your name, photos, and posts off the internet and disappearing into digital thin air? Turns out, this isn’t just a daydream for online privacy buffs. It’s a wish shared by millions. Several studies over the past few years show that an eye-opening chunk of Americans would…

Ever get the feeling reality is just a little too… organized? If you've been doomscrolling Reddit lately, you know that debate over whether we’re living inside some gigantic cosmic video game has totally exploded again. This time, it’s not just philosophers and stoned college students trading theories—actual physicists are jumping in, tossing around mind-bending studies…

Did You Know? The World’s Biggest Quantum Computer Can Crunch Over 1,000 Qubits Picture this: a computer so powerful, it doesn’t just crunch numbers—it bends reality’s rules. Quantum computers are hitting mind-blowing milestones, and for tech obsessives on Reddit and beyond, 2025 is shaping up to be the year that science fiction edges closer to…

Ever talked to an AI chatbot and wondered, “Wait, does this thing know too much?” Or even, “Is it about to go off the rails?” Reddit’s been buzzing with stories that make sci-fi feel like real life—and not always in a good way. Let’s dive into the wildest, creepiest, and most debated chatbot moments that…

What If You Could Look Back 13.5 Billion Years? Picture this: You’re holding a telescope that doesn’t just show you Saturn’s rings—it sends you headfirst through the fabric of time, straight to the first flickers of starlight after the Big Bang. That’s basically what astronomers are doing right now with the James Webb Space Telescope…