Touch grass, they weren't built different, they were built broken

A New Yorker magazine cover featuring a silhouetted figure sitting at a desk with a laptop, gazing out a large window at a sunset/sunrise sky. The figure appears stressed or contemplative, holding their head in their hand. The aesthetic is moody and blue-toned, suggesting late-night work or sleep deprivation. Extracted text: The People Who Don't Need Eight Hours of Sleep By Shayla Love THE NEW YORKER