A magazine by Wednesday Labs
Small, friendly stories about the mind, the lab and the people in it. No jargon, and nothing you need a degree to enjoy.
In short
Before anyone relied on our research software, we double-checked its maths against the published methods. We found two mistakes, fixed both, and wrote down exactly what happened.
The mistakes we catch in our own work, and how we put them right.
A look behind the scenes at the things we build, warts and all.
Big questions about how people think and feel, in small words.
Experiences, ideas and art from readers like you. Anyone can write for us.
Got a story, an idea, a question about the mind, or some art you would like to share? Anyone can contribute. It takes about two minutes.
Answer three quick questions below. A rough idea is fine; you do not need a finished piece.
A real person on our team reads every contribution and writes back.
If it is a fit, we help with editing, and you see and approve the final version before it goes up.
Anything about minds, people and the way we live, told in your own words. Here are some ideas to get you started.
Why do you always remember song lyrics but forget where you put your keys?
A time you learned something about yourself: starting a new job, moving away, asking for help.
What running your first study, or surviving your thesis, was really like.
Something you learned about sleep, stress or attention that surprised you.
A book, film, song, game or tradition, and what it says about how people think.
Why do we procrastinate? Why do some memories feel so vivid? Send the question; we can find the answer together.
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