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PLUS: Serenity-making gadgets on sale, mythbusting on TikTok, and magical dodecahedrons. View this email in your browser  |  Manage newsletter subscriptions 09.06.20   DEALS 18 Labor Day Deals to Make Your Home an Oasis of Serenity BY MEDEA GIORDANO There are a ton of sales on candles, smart lighting, and sleep accessories to ease the stress (and blues) of quarantine.   PREHISTORY Climate Change Drove the American Mastodon to Extinction BY NICOLA DAVIS They migrated north to escape the heat but lost their genetic diversity, making them vulnerable to extinction. Today, some species face the same problem.   RANTS AND RAVES My Doomed Search for a Bedside Wireless Phone Charger BY SIMON HILL My wife and I have spent years testing out dozens of models on our nightstands. We're still hunting.   WE WON'T JUDGE You Have a Million Tabs Open. Here's How to Manage Them BY DAVID NIELD If you're drowning in a sea of browser tabs, these are the tricks and tools you need to get your head above water.   TRUTH TELLERS Doctors and Nurses Take to TikTok to Fight Covid Myths BY HELEN SANTORO "We can treat only one patient at a time, but if we can get a message out there that can hit thousands or hundreds of thousands, then we can change their thoughts."   ROCK OUT How to Solve Bluetooth's Most Annoying Headphone Problems BY WHITSON GORDON Wireless headphones are convenient, but they come with a host of tricky troubleshooting problems. Here's how to fix them all.   HIDDEN SYMMETRIES Mathematicians Report New Discovery About the Dodecahedron BY ERICA KLARREICH Starting at a corner, could you walk around the surface of this Platonic solid without crossing other corners? To get the answer, you need an 81-holed doughnut.   UP IN THE AIR No, Amazon Won't Deliver You a Burrito by Drone Anytime Soon BY AARIAN MARSHALL Several companies are testing airborne deliveries. But rules are years away, and no one knows if consumers are even interested.   HALFWAY TO BORGTOWN Neuralink Is Impressive Tech, Wrapped in Musk Hype BY ADAM ROGERS Cool research tool? Definitely. A way to remotely control a computer or a prosthetic? Sure. But reading minds and storing memories? Not so fast.     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