how the industry sold us empty calories in exchange for destroying our satiety

There was a time when buying whole milk or “full fat” yogurt was considered nutritionally reckless. Dietary guidelines, obsessed with reducing saturated fat, for decades pushed consumers toward pale, liquid, skimmed versions of what was once a staple food. Eating “light” became synonymous with eating well. However, the narrative starts to crack. The story of … Read more

In 1925, procrastination was already a problem and someone found the definitive solution: the isolation helmet.

Hundreds of thousands of years of evolution They have turned modern humans into perfect machines in one thing: distracting us. No matter where, when or how you are, if you are accompanied or alone, if you are waiting in line at the butcher shop or have a book in front of you, chances are that … Read more

Science has something to say to all those who drink coffee as soon as they wake up

Having a coffee for many is something that It is essential to start the day. It is something that in our country has become a cultural habit, but it is also a very relevant pharmacological event. Since although many people’s day doesn’t start until this coffee, our body already has its own “start-up” system built … Read more

Almost everything is more expensive than ever, but televisions are at rock bottom. It is the result of a “suicide pact”

Technology is in an economic shaker. If we consumers have become accustomed to something, it is that, as the years go by, a product drops in price, even if it is updated with better features. It is clear in the console segment: as each generation progressed, the hardware improved and the price fell. That’s over. … Read more

that one of the European AI gigafactories ends up in Spain

If the European Union wants to compete with the United States and China (which has a very detailed plan) in the artificial intelligence race, you don’t just need good models and specialized companies: you also need AI gigafactories. And the EU already has on its roadmap the construction of up to five plants throughout the … Read more

Japan has a problem with bear attacks in its cities. So they have started eating them

If it is true that every crisis hides an opportunity, in Japan they have taken it to a new dimension. For some time now, the country of the rising sun has been dealing with a serious problem of bear attacks on humans, which has left more than a dozen victims since last spring. The authorities … Read more

The best MediaMarkt offers on technology and entertainment during Cuesta Abajo, today January 16

After starting the year on the right foot by launching a Day without VAT, MediaMarkt returns to the fray with a Downhill in which we find very interesting offers. In this article we are going to review the best offers in technology and entertainment. Do you want a console or are you looking to renew … Read more

The last barrier against AI is good taste. The problem is that an entire generation is growing up without developing it

The new normal in three acts: You open X and find a clearly AI-generated image trying to look legitimate. But it’s not bad, it complies. You go to LinkedIn and find a piece that reeks of ChatGPT, but you get the idea that its author wanted to convey. In GitHub You find code that works, … Read more

In Spain we are used to the signs on highways and highways being blue. In other countries not

If you have ever had to drive or pass near a highway in Italy, Belgium, Switzerland and many other countries in Europe, you will have noticed something curious: the road signs are not blue, but green. This is something that I was always curious to know why a few years ago, and there is more … Read more

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