"Gen Z are also going to the gym in order to meet a romantic partner and to increase their network of friends because, while they spend a lot of time on social media, the gym offers an in-person experience rather than a virtual experience. For them, gym-going is all about the social element. It's not about losing weight, because most of them don't need to."

"Using digital devices in the way that we use televisions - passive and sedentary, both physically and mentally - is not likely to be beneficial. But our computers and smartphones also can be mentally stimulating, afford social connections, and provide compensation for cognitive abilities that are declining with ageing. These latter types of uses have long been regarded as beneficial for cognitive ageing."

"We cannot be sure whether technology usage itself preserves cognitive ability, whether preserved cognitive ability leads to more frequent use of technology, or - most likely - some combination of the two. Nevertheless, this work challenges alarmist ideas about so-called 'digital dementia' and instead suggests that using digital technology can be good for brain health."

"When Congress passes legislation, it often explicitly authorizes federal agencies to implement provisions of the law through rulemaking. While agency rulemaking authority comes from Congress, the president sets priorities for agencies, often through Executive Orders. An incoming administration decides which existing federal rules to target with recission or replacement and directs agencies on what new rulemakings to undertake. "We expect the Trump administration to attempt to roll back many of the rules promulgated under the Biden administration."

"This book is both necessary and accessible. So many people are myst­if­ied by this never-end­ing Middle East con­flict. Here at last is a con­cise and read­able acc­ount of a fund­a­men­tal in­ter­nat­ion­al issue of our time, one that has im­plic­at­ions far be­yond the reg­ion where it is set."