Photograph by gosia_sz
Photograph by gosia_sz
 
WHAT WE FOUND
Illustration of two brain hemispheres with contrasting colour patterns
The Neuroscience of Personality: Why You Become Who You Are
Ever wonder why some people walk into a party and light up, while others just want to find the nearest exit? It’s not really about “personality types.” Your brain runs on two competing systems: one wired for reward, one wired for threat, and where yours leans shapes way more of your behaviour than you’d think. The wild part is that your brain doesn’t care about your intentions, only your actions. Do something enough times and it becomes who you are, whether you meant it to or not. The two things that change it. ›
A rare Ferrari on display at Monterey Car Week 2026
10 Most Expensive Ferraris Sold at Monterey Car Week 2026
Once owned by Mike Tyson in 1996. A Ferrari F50 sold at Monterey this month for $12.1 million. The same car changed hands in 2022 for $4.6 million. The funny thing is that car is only fifth on this list. See the 10 of them. ›
 
MORE GOOD STUFF
Close-up of the Pringles mascot on a tube
How the Pringles Man Got His Name
For decades the man on the tube was just “Mr. P”. Then in 2006 two students watching a football game invented something better. How a joke became official. ›
A grey fox perched high in a tree
This Is the World’s Strangest Dog
Now this is one cool animal. They move like cats and spend most of their lives high in the trees. Meet them. ›
 
TOP SHELF
How the Riviera went from a place for the sick to a playground for the rich. The scents that outlast the evening. And the cardio your knees would rather you did.
 
ONE TO FOLLOW
A dramatically lit stick being reviewed by @officialstickreviews
@officialstickreviews
We’ve all picked up a stick and imagined it being a sword. This account finds the coolest sticks from around the world.
 
LAST WORD
“Someone’s sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.”
— WARREN BUFFETT