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PLUS: Warren targets "revolving door," Benioff and Weiss leave Star Wars, and keeping bees alive. View this email in your browser  10.29.19   PARENTING I Tracked Everything My Baby Did Until Nothing Made Sense Anymore BY JAMES TEMPERTON, WIRED UK Has a baby pooped at all if it can't be viewed as part of a Poop Frequency Trend Chart going back three months?   WILDFIRES California's Wildfires Are the Doom of Our Own Making BY MATT SIMON The state is being squeezed by uber-wildfires and rising seas—climate change's twin agents of chaos. It's a struggle that will define us.   2020 ELECTION Warren Would Shut the Government-to-Tech 'Revolving Door' BY LOUISE MATSAKIS Warren's latest plan would prohibit large companies from hiring senior government employees right out of office—and she comes out swinging against Facebook.   SMALL TYPE Google's Big .New Thing Is Here to Simplify Your Life BY BRIAN BARRETT Want to start a playlist, make a dinner reservation, or post code to Github? Try Google's latest URL hack.   SPONSORED CONTENT These Former Under Armour Execs Are Making Your New Favorite Jeans Revtown's denim is a triple threat: sustainable, comfortable, and durable. The kicker? Because we deliver right to your door, you get a killer price. GET WIRED Get 1 year of WIRED access for just $10.   When information is cheap, context is more valuable than ever.   Subscribe now   MOVIES Leaving 'Star Wars' Is the Smartest Thing Benioff and Weiss Ever Did BY ANGELA WATERCUTTER Let's be honest, this is better for everyone.   BUZZ ALDRIN Bees, Please: Stop Dying in Your Martian Simulator BY DANIEL OBERHAUS Future space colonists will need pollinators to grow food on the moon and Mars. But first scientists need to figure out how to keep them alive.   FLYING HIGH A Secret Space Plane Just Landed After a Record Stay in Orbit BY DANIEL OBERHAUS The plane spent 780 continuous days in orbit conducting classified experiments for the US Air Force before autonomously landing itself.   OPINION Facebook Needs to Shut Up BY SIVA VAIDHYANATHAN Opinion: Since 2017, nearly every time Mark Zuckerberg has tried to sound thoughtful, he sounds unprepared, shallow, and full of hubris. Time to zip it.     This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or Manage your newsletter subscriptions