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The FDA recently cleared two new tests for cognitive decline, one using EEG and the other a cognitive assessment on mobile devices. via SharpBrains.

Skipping breakfast might not be so bad for you after all. What you eat matters more than when.

Jason Kottke shares some amazing wave photography from Ray Collins. via kottke.org

This article explores the benefits of being bilingual, like increased job opportunities at companies like Nintendo and Google. via The Next Web

Tim Ferriss interviews James Fadiman, Ph.D., author of *The Psychedelic Explorer’s Guide*, to discuss the effects of psychedelics.

Data analysis skills are the subject of "The Elements of Data Analytic Style," a book by Jeff Leek recommended by FlowingData.

This 2015 TechCrunch article argues that tech companies need to address the problem of "interruption overload" from excessive notifications.

via TechCrunch.

Ryan Fuller, in his article for Harvard Business Review, suggests a three-step plan for eliminating unproductive recurring meetings with large groups. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

Severed goat heads have been appearing in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, and writer Adrien Chen investigated the phenomenon, even filing a Freedom of Information Law request to learn more. via kottke.org

This Bon Appétit article outlines how to reduce braising liquid and pan drippings into a sauce, including tips like using a wide pan and finishing with butter. via The source of this content is Bon Appétit.

Robert Durst's arrest, subject of HBO's "The Jinx," is examined in an article exploring the appeal of true crime. via Quartz.

Eugenia Williamson's article "The Revolution Will Probably Wear Mom Jeans" examines the "Normcore" anti-trend and argues its politics are surprisingly conservative.

via The Baffler.