Street style fashion blog STREETFSN highlights the fashion choices of stylish men, including Nickelson Wooster and Brad Goreski. The photos showcase their personal style in various outfits.
via STREETFSNMister Crew shares a vintage sweater find for cold weather and points readers to Archival Clothing for a good selection online.
via Mister CrewAn Esquire article discusses a blog that playfully mocks the fashion choices of men in Williamsburg.
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Readers can find post-Christmas sales at a variety of retailers including Brooks Brothers, Mr. Porter, and J. Crew. via Put This On
WIRED rounds up today's news with stories about Hurricane Helene, Prime Day deals, and the best streaming devices. Plus, check out WIRED Classics on the rise of Shein and one Texas town that bet on Bitcoin.
via WIREDThe Style Blogger is a website that covers beauty, fashion, and lifestyle, with articles on topics like hair styling and outfit ideas.
Unabashedly Prep is a blog featuring eclectic posts on topics ranging from medical cannabis and DIY HVAC tips to the impact of social media and Korean skincare.
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Mind Hacks criticizes a New York Times op-ed for its interpretation of fMRI data, arguing that it misrepresents the significance of brain regions and misuse scientific terms. via Mind Hacks
Researchers found male prisoners only had higher risk-taking tendencies in the health domain, though both prisoners and non-prisoners' risk-taking was sometimes better predicted by perceived benefits than risk perception.
via Journal of Behavioral Decision MakingResearchers explored the connection between possession attachment and adult attachment styles in close relationships, finding that attachment styles can predict selling prices, moderate the endowment effect, and correlate with possession attachment ratings. via Journal of Behavioral Decision Making
This interview with Kale Davis, creator of the Hacker Newsletter, covers how he curates Hacker News content, his background, and the newsletter's future.
via Technical inconsistenciesFind out where bad singing comes from, according to the Wall Street Journal. via wsj.com
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