Schwartz argues that feeling "stupid" in research reflects not inadequacy but the intrinsic condition of working at the edge of the unknown. He faults doctoral training for obscuring how hard meaningful research is and for neglecting "productive stupidity" — deliberately working within one's own ignorance. Greater comfort with not knowing enables deeper discoveries. Read the Editorial.

The Day of Intensive Care Medicine, motto "Zurück ins Leben," foregrounded survivor and family experience of critical care. ICU design emerged as a clinical variable: artificial light, noise, and absent day–night cues drive sleep disruption, delirium, and Post-Intensive Care Syndrome. The panel urged early patient input and prospective, endpoint-defined evaluation of "healing architecture." Watch the Video.