Researchers found that checking your phone between tasks leaves attention residue from both — the phone and the task— which is why a two-minute break often dera…

Organizational psychologist Sophie Leroy calls this "attention residue," and it works like this: When you switch from one ...
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Froome era vs. Pogačar era: How the Tour de France transformed in 10 years

Comparing then vs. now: These 7 things have driven a high-speed evolution that's made the 2016 Tour de France look like it ...
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27 things that your dorm roommate will be jealous of

When your roommate and all of your college friends buy the same products as you, don't be surprised.