Nicknamed “the Car of Tomorrow,” the 1938 Phantom Corsair is an Art Deco masterpiece that looked like it belonged in a sci-fi flick, not a driveway in the ‘30s. With seating for six (four across in front!) and a sleek, low-slung body that seemed poured from black glass, the https://t.co/oT5yc5HLg8
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Mar 4, 2026
Wonder Twin powers, ACTIVATE! Form of… a well-rested parent. 🫩 https://t.co/Vxpy0ldj6i
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Mar 2, 2026
Ridley Scott’s E.T. the Existential Threat. Forget Reese’s Pieces… he’s here for blood! This would have been such a different movie… https://t.co/8E30FFe4ft
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Feb 27, 2026
Think you’re smarter than your grandparents? 50 years ago, car owner’s manuals taught you how to adjust your engine’s valve clearances with a feeler gauge. Today, it warns you not to drink the contents of the battery. https://t.co/1TmeSi70mf
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Feb 25, 2026
Why do we get sleepy? A new study suggests the answer lies in the brain’s power plants: our mitochondria. These tiny structures make energy for our cells, but in the process, electrons can leak and cause damage. When too much of this damage builds up in special “sleep-control” https://t.co/9HrdJWmJhY
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Feb 23, 2026
This scene in Little Miss Sunshine (2006) is a reminder that all of our experiences, good and bad, become threads in the fabric of who we are. https://t.co/UR1k7VOrL4
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Feb 20, 2026
Hopefully not any time soon, Fred... 😧 https://t.co/0kcENJ659O
— Will Bermender (@WillBermender) Feb 18, 2026
