TIME spoke with three professors in economics or business who believe that Trump’s new H1-B visa fee system could be counterproductive: that it might push talent overseas; render universities and nonprofits unable to recruit foreign experts; and harm American tech innovation,

I am trying not to pre-empt myself

"my steak is too tender, my lobster too buttery"

nearly unfathomable tension stored in one's hips

have to be held back from preaching the gospel of dark mode to strangers on public transport, in cafes and bars, etc

is all longing inherently aesthetic?

though I find the rats horrifying the world's doing exposure therapy

treat Pokémon cards like tarot

Meanwhile, Michael Kratsios, U.S. OSTP Director's remarks at the Security Council's debate:

so sonnet 4.5 > opus 4.1 (?)

Claude Sonnet 4.5 reportedly has improved performance—it is also reportedly less happy, less spiritual, and deemed to act more admirably by its model peers fitter happier

samsara? I hardly know her