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What brain surgery taught me about the fragile gift of consciousness
After the trauma of a high-risk medical procedure, Eric Markowitz discovered a kind of consciousness that lives not in thought — but in...
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Sep 22 min read
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Constructing a plan for a happier life
Arthur Brooks shares five key insights from his new book, ‘The Happiness Files: Insights on Work and Life.’
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Sep 11 min read
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Our AI Fears Run Long and Deep
Fictional portrayals of computer sentience reveal not only what we want from this technology, but also what we know about the fallibility...
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Sep 11 min read
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I Study Stress. This Cure Surprised—and Helped—Me.
How strangers in Hawaii taught me that self-care can mean caring for others. "We’re all carrying invisible stressors. We’re also all...
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Sep 11 min read
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My Family Went Off Ultra-Processed Foods for a Month. The Results Surprised Us.
What started as an experiment has become our new diet.
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Sep 11 min read
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What are the skills critical for the future of work?
A study from Stanford says AI is taking jobs and making it harder for young people to find work. Tech education company founder Sinead...
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Aug 311 min read
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The End of Minimalism
Keeping a cluttered house has long been considered a little tacky, a little weak. But now it’s looking very wise.
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Aug 311 min read
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Implications of Pantakinesis to A.I. jeopardies, ... as well as to personal empowerment (... and accountabilities thereof) UII w/Claude
DM Good morning Claude. Let's revisit Pantakinesis â„¢ , ... and perhaps discover intriguing aspects as we do so. Before we begin, and...
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Aug 3119 min read
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How emotional intelligence can help us to adapt to the changes at work
Workers are under more pressure to adapt to new technologies and demands. Emotional intelligence is going to become even more critical to...
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Aug 311 min read
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The Hardest Question for a Writer to Answer
For Miriam Toews, writing is a way of living with the unspeakable.
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Aug 311 min read
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If the University of Chicago Won’t Defend the Humanities, Who Will?
Why it matters that the University of Chicago is pausing admissions to doctoral programs in literature, philosophy, the arts, and...
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Aug 311 min read
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This overlooked lifestyle factor could be harming your brain
A decades-long study reveals just how sharply daily reading rates have fallen—and why researchers say this could affect health and...
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Aug 301 min read
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The importance of philosophy for developing and honing critical thinking skills
A new study found that students in this major have the highest GRE verbal, LSAT, and critical thinking scores.
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Aug 301 min read
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Might gravity's role be even greater? (UII w/Claude)
DM Does the full force of gravity exist, without change, when matter is at absolute zero? Yes, the force of gravity absolutely still...
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Aug 2932 min read
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4 habits to counter your biases (... yes, you've plenty!)
‘The first principle is that you must not fool yourself — and you are the easiest person to fool.’
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Aug 291 min read
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The Trauma Script
HiiddenBrain interview: When tragedy strikes, it’s natural to be devastated. But psychologist George Bonanno finds that many of us...
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Aug 291 min read
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What Social Science Knows About the Value of Diversity
The discipline points to constructive ways to celebrate differences in the workplace. Excerpt: " One of the prickliest issues in business...
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Aug 291 min read
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The realities of modern adolescence
The modern world is a noisy, chaotic place. News about what’s happening in the world is constantly available on a device in your pocket. ...
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Aug 281 min read
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The Jellyfish Museum on the Front Lines of War
A shrine to the maligned marine invertebrate in the heart of Kyiv went from a joke to a big draw
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Aug 281 min read
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Preventing and leveraging "micro-moments" to steward and transform work culture
True culture lives in the tiny daily interactions that build fierce loyalty or quietly erode trust.
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Aug 281 min read
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