The Weekly Wrap-Up: Your Guide to the Best of the Web
Time is of the Essence
With the endless stream of information available online, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. That’s why we’ve curated a list of the most fascinating and useful articles from around the web, saving you time and energy.
Veggie Power
Celebrity chef José Andrés is shaking things up by opening a vegetable-focused fast-casual restaurant. This bold move could mark a significant shift in the way we think about food, with veggies taking center stage. Imagine a nation of Popeyes, where healthy eating is the norm!
The Power of Illusion
Researchers at NYU have discovered a visual trick that can make running easier. By focusing on a fixed object in the distance, you can create an optical illusion that makes your run feel shorter. No need to gaze longingly at the golden arches; any distant object will do the trick!
Wine and Candy: A Match Made in Heaven?
As Halloween approaches, many of us will be indulging in sweet treats and perhaps a glass of wine or two. But did you know that certain wines pair perfectly with specific candies? Our friends at The Kitchn have done the hard work for us, creating a handy chart to help you choose the perfect wine to pair with your favorite Halloween candy.
Fitness Age: The New Benchmark
Your birthday may say 25, but your fitness age might tell a different story. Norwegian researchers have developed a system to determine your fitness age, which is a better predictor of mortality than your birth certificate. By running a series of treadmill tests, you can determine how your body takes in and uses oxygen, and compare the results to what’s expected for someone in your age group.
The Art of Online Dating
When it comes to online dating, less effort may be more. Research from OkCupid suggests that shorter, more casual messages are often more effective than lengthy, over-thought-out ones. So, go ahead and hit copy and paste – your future partner might thank you!
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