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Lego Star Wars sets on display with price tags showing increased market value

Science

10 Retired Lego Star Wars Sets with Surging Market Values

Ten retired Lego Star Wars sets have seen significant market value increases, with some fetching thousands on secondary platforms like Bricklink. Collectors are advocating for their return ahead of 2026 releases.

Nurses collaborating in a hospital setting to improve work environments and reduce burnout

Health

European Hospitals Cut Nurse Burnout by 6.3% Through Magnet Model Workplace Redesign

A two-year European hospital intervention reduced nurse burnout and patient safety risks by redesigning work environments, even amid pandemic pressures. Study published in *Medical Care*.

A screenshot of a boss in Path of Exile 2 taking a 95 million damage hit that has no effect

Gaming

PoE 2’s Bosses Just Shrug Off Your 95M-Damage Hit—Again

Bosses in Path of Exile 2 shrug off 95M-damage hits due to a hard-coded cap. Swedge explains how integer overflow turns your grindy number crunching into a cosmic joke.

The Elder Scrolls Online seasonal overhaul 2025

Gaming

ESO's Big Bet: Seasonal Overhaul Aims to Fix a Decade-Old MMO's Most Annoying Problems

ESO's 2025 overhaul shifts to seasonal updates, battlepass, and class balancing to address 12-year-old MMO issues starting April 2.

Morgan Stanley's Bitcoin and Solana ETFs: Structural and Regulatory Insights

Finance

Morgan Stanley's Crypto ETF Gambit: Why Ethereum Was Left on the Sidelines

Morgan Stanley's crypto ETF strategy excludes Ethereum despite record inflows, highlighting institutional priorities and regulatory considerations in the evolving digital asset landscape.

Health

Why Weight Stigma Undermines Health—and What Experts Recommend Instead

Weight stigma linked to disordered behaviors and medical avoidance. Experts propose alternatives to BMI and GLP-1 drugs.

Lux Capital's $1.5B fundraise highlights defense tech and AI investments amid a broader VC downturn

Technology

Lux Capital’s $1.5B Fund Proves VC Still Loves Wars and AI

Lux Capital’s $1.5B fund highlights its defense and AI bets amid a broader VC slump, with exits like MosaicML and Auris Health validating its early-stage strategy.

Ubisoft studio closure and unionization controversy

Gaming

Ubisoft Shuts Door on Unionized Studio, Cites Costs Over Conflict

Ubisoft has shut down its recently unionized Halifax studio, affecting 71 jobs, and attributes the move to cost-cutting, while the union disputes the claim.

Frore AirJet and LiquidJet cooling systems in action on a laptop and server

Technology

Cooling That Slays Fans: Frore’s AirJet and LiquidJet Make Dust Bunnies Obsolete

Frore's AirJet and LiquidJet systems eliminate dust and noise in laptops and AI servers. Compare their performance against traditional cooling solutions.

AMC's The Audacity critiques tech's impact on society

Technology

The Audacity: AMC’s Dark Comedy Takes Aim at Tech’s Soul (And It’s Not Flinching)

AMC's dark comedy 'The Audacity' critiques tech's soul, exploring AI ethics and digital alienation through fictional Silicon Valley. Premieres April 12, 2026.

L’Oréal’s infrared flat iron on display at CES 2026 with robot arm demonstration

Technology

L’Oréal Flat Iron That Won’t Fry Your Hair: Tech Demo or Overhyped Hype?

L’Oréal’s infrared flat iron demo at CES 2026 promises faster styling at lower temps—but will it deliver for human hair in 2027?

Smart ring patent battle between Oura and Ultrahuman

Technology

Oura’s Patent Gambit Is Shrinking the Smart Ring Market—And Forcing Competitors to Get Creative

Oura’s patent victory is reshaping the smart ring market, pushing rivals to innovate in software while locking them out of hardware sales.