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This article rounds up food news from around the internet, including the ongoing brunch debate, Pepsi's foray into artisanal soda, oyster thieves in Massachusetts, kids trying fine dining, a record-breaking pierogi, and Molly Ringwald's eating habits. via Bon Appétit.

This brain trickery article explores the reasons why we sometimes perceive events in slow motion, such as brain damage or extreme situations. via Brain Blogger

Seth Godin reflects on the tendency to expect hysteria from leaders during crises, noting that calm problem-solving is often more effective. via Seth's Blog.

Why we keep playing the lottery is explored in this article from Nautilus, an online science magazine. via Nautilus | Science Connected

Brad Power and Steve Stanton's article explores the challenges of balancing immediate business needs, like urgent supply chain problems, with future opportunities. Find out how to effectively allocate resources in this article on innovation, budgeting, and supply chain management.

via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.

A food writer shares his secret awesome hot sauce recipe, claiming it's easier than you think.

Whitney Johnson's article, "To Innovate in a Big Company, Don’t Think “Us Against Them”" discusses collaboration and teams in the context of innovation. via Harvard Business Review.

Pink Floyd announced their first new album in 20 years, The Endless River, due out November 10th.

A brain teaser challenges readers, demonstrating how multitasking and divided attention can impact performance. via SharpBrains.

PSFK is a trends and innovation research resource offering a newsletter, reports, and other services featuring trend analysis, case studies, expert quotes, and an AI chat. via PSFK

Heat sensitivity in individuals with MS is linked to nerve disruptions caused by demyelination, potentially worsening symptoms like fatigue and weakness. via Brain Blogger

The Doors' 1968 documentary, "Feast of Friends," is getting its first official release on DVD and Blu-ray November 11th.

via The source of this content is Consequence.