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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
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 ™ , ... and perhaps discover intriguing aspects as we do so. Before we begin, and...
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Aug 3119 min read
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
Finland using a "thermal battery" is used for heating
Thanks to a new thermal energy storage system, when residents in this small town north of Helsinki need hot water, it comes from a giant...
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Aug 301 min read
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
Michio Kaku wants to solve Einstein’s unfinished equation
“An equation, perhaps no more than one inch long, that would allow us to, quote, ‘Read the mind of God.’”
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Aug 301 min read
A BETTER WAY TO THINK ABOUT AI
Artificial intelligence is ready to collaborate. Why fixate on automation? Excerpt: " No one doubts that our future will feature more...
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Aug 291 min read
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
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
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
How are we doing in health caring?
Special PWC series: People need to be cared for—but the way we approach healthcare treatments hasn’t changed much in recent years. Now,...
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Aug 281 min read
Can “zero-point energy” power the world?
Throughout history, “free energy” has been a scammer’s game, such as perpetual motion. But with zero-point energy, is it actually...
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Aug 281 min read
The Nexus Method: curating knowledge for greater potential intelligence (aka: the most of what you learn)
When your head is full of information, how can you actually make use of it? KEY TAKEAWAYS In this week’s Mini Philosophy interview, I...
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Aug 281 min read
Students Who Learn About Famous Scientists' Struggles Do Better In School
If we want to attract young people to the sciences, we’ll need to show them that even people like Einstein and the Curies struggled....
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Aug 271 min read
Young tech mogul seeks to be the world's arms dealer of extraordinary autonomous weapons
Why Palmer Luckey thinks AI-powered, autonomous weapons are the future of warfare Description of "60 Minutes" video: " Over the last...
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Aug 261 min read
Do you believe in miracles?
France's Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes: Where 72 medical miracles have been recognized by church officials Descrition of "60 Minutes"...
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Aug 261 min read
Is Burnout More Than Just a Work Thing?
Burnout, generally considered job-related, might come down to other factors. Excerpt: " The researchers surveyed 813 Norwegian workers...
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Aug 261 min read
How diseases can roar back into our society
To understand the virus’s re-emergence in America in 2025, some experts are looking to a past epidemic that had a high death rate in...
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Aug 261 min read
GPS Special: When did we start feeling disconnected?
In this GPS special, Part 1, Disconnected: Life in a Disruptive Digital Age, Fareed sits down with the political scientist Robert...
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Aug 261 min read
How the U.S. became so mean
In a culture devoid of moral education, generations are growing up in a morally inarticulate, self-referential world. Excerpt: "Over the...
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Aug 242 min read
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