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Photograph by Michael Rekochinsky
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| WHAT WE FOUND |
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How Being Man’s Best Friend Has Shaped Dogs’ Brains
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Your dog’s breed says a lot more about their brain than you’d think. New MRI scans found that breeds like Border Collies and Labradors, the ones bred for generations to read our cues and work alongside us, actually have more specialized brain wiring than older, more ancient breeds. Even training itself physically reshapes the pathways dogs use to understand us. Basically, every “good boy” is quietly rewiring something. Inside the dog brain. ›
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What Americans Would Give Up for a Longer Life
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A new survey asked people what they’d actually give up for 10 extra healthy years, and the answers are more specific than you’d guess. A third would ditch alcohol forever. Almost nobody would give up their relationship or their career. Most Americans, it turns out, care less about living longer and more about staying sharp and mobile for as long as they’re here, no matter what the tradeoff costs. What people chose. ›
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| ONE TO FOLLOW |
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@archfeed_
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Cool global architecture and design excellence.
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| LAST WORD |
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“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”
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— STEVE JOBS
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