The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Your tap water has a good chance of containing ‘forever chemicals,’ says large study [1001d]
• Sex workers worry that Threads could kill their business [1001d]
• Meta’s Threads launch puts the spotlight on another app of the same name [1001d]
• Food delivery companies sue New York City over minimum wage law [1001d]
• Zuckerberg only had one job with Threads, and he blew it [1001d]
• Why Meta is offering users a peek under the hood of its AI-powered algorithm [1001d]
• A&W root beer lawsuit: You could be owed money. Here’s how to check [1001d]
• How to delete a Threads account: You can’t without losing Instagram, too. Here’s why [1001d]
• 10 million users joined Meta’s Threads in just 7 hours. It took Twitter 780 days to do that [1002d]
• This entrepreneur turned a secondhand-apparel show into a fashion destination [1002d]
• Meet the woman forcing companies to cut their plastic production [1002d]
• How botanist James Wong is using Instagram to reshape our relationship with nature [1002d]
• Apple security and privacy engineers thwarted Pegasus. It was just one of their successes this year [1002d]
• How this man is bringing the flavors of festive Mexican markets to a restaurant near you [1002d]
• When it comes to making EVs sound good from the inside, Bose’s Rashaan Josey is all ears [1002d]
• This coffee pod is the first to leave no waste—and it looks like a chocolate truffle [1002d]
• Inside the once-in-a-century transportation transition to electrified trucking [1002d]
• How Stephen Satterfield is helping rising food talent have a career like his [1002d]
• Abortion pills are under threat—this nonprofit is pushing back [1002d]
• One of the world’s best new restaurants, Café Ohlone is a tribute to the land’s original people [1002d]
• A24 spun a cosmetic brand out of the wild looks of ‘Euphoria’—meet the makeup artist behind it [1002d]
• This Gen Z economist has the finance world buzzing with his data-driven discoveries [1002d]
• Egg freezing and donation are complicated—this startup makes them easier [1002d]
• How Reddit made itself more searchable [1002d]
• This Stanford professor developed a new form of chemistry. Now she’s deploying it against cancer [1002d]
• How the NBA designed a more engaging app for hoops fans [1002d]
• Adaptive clothing from Unhidden is drawing worthy attention—on the runway [1002d]
• How dried pineapple and artisanal soy sauce are fueling Taiwanese pride [1002d]
• If you’ve been listening to De La Soul lately, you probably have Golnar Khosrowshahi to thank [1002d]
• How this 19th-century building became a giant, kaleidoscopic installation [1002d]
• Choosing clients is the single biggest decision a designer can make. Here’s how to do it right [1002d]
• Having trouble sleeping? Ask yourself these 6 questions [1002d]
• Blue Origin is planning to build an international launch facility [1002d]