- by Karima Joy MSW, RSW, Ph.D.Why does it take losing something to see it more clearly? One ancient Egyptian goddess got so tired of being overlooked that she left and took the rain with her.
- by Mountainside Treatment CenterWhat happens when treating anxiety becomes more about quieting symptoms than understanding what is driving them?
- by Chris WoolstonAssisted by AI, companies have more options than ever to track employees, minute by minute, keystroke by keystroke. Does this have the desired effect?
- by Jason KoeblerFlock taught cops how they could surveil the No Kings protests and “small parades” using a mix of Flock’s technology and law enforcement’s own databases in a webinar last year. As Flock publicly downplays the power of its automated license plate camera network and highlights its use to solve […]
- by Katarina ZimmerIt depends. Though water consumption by data centers pales in comparison to that of some other industries, it’s a problem in water-stressed regions. Water-saving cooling technologies could help.
- by Emanuel MaibergYesterday a16z published an article in which NYU Professor of Design, AI and Media Theory Ruby Thelot argued that “enshittification,” or the concept that technology platforms get worse after they lock in users, isn’t real. In reality, Thelot says, people use social media more than ever and report that […]
- by Greg MillerIn a world filled with scams, being wary makes perfect sense. But health, trust and decision-making can suffer when the fear of getting conned goes too far.
- by Gal BeckermanFrancis Fukuyama never promised us we’d be happy.To be fair to the many readers who thought otherwise, The End of History and the Last Man, his famous 1992 book, did give off a whiff of utopia, trumpeting a post–Cold War world in which liberal democracy had vanquished competing political […]
- by Rebecca Rolland Ed.D.New research suggests that navigating without GPS builds skills that turn-by-turn directions can't. Getting a little lost may allow us to test skills and build confidence.
- by Cortney S. Warren PhD, ABPPFeeling bored with your long-term mate? Asking questions that acknowledge the inevitability of growth and change may help spark connection and fun.
- by Maria Popova“Think not you can direct the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course.” “Love is the quality of attention we pay to things,” poet J.D. McClatchy wrote in his beautiful meditation on the contrast and complementarity of love and desire. And what we […]
- by Maria Popova“Whatever inspiration is, it’s born from a continuous ‘I don’t know,'” the Polish poet Wisława Szymborska observed in her magnificent Nobel Prize acceptance speech. But despite all we know about the power of liminality and threshold states, we yearn for a firm foothold on one side of every blurry […]
- by Tiny House Giant JourneyWhat if an entire 482-square-foot home could fold up and fit inside a standard shipping container? Li Cheng created the Unfold House with that exact goal: making prefab housing easier and more affordable to manufacture, ship, and assemble almost anywhere. The $80,000 home arrives with its walls and roof […]
- by Jonice Webb Ph.D.When a small mistake follows you around for hours, the problem may not be the mistake. It may be a feeling you were never taught to notice.
- by Itai Ivtzan Ph.D.Some people make us brighter, bolder, and more alive. Others make us shrink. The selves our relationships bring out may reveal more than how much we love the people in them.
- by Pamela B. Rutledge Ph.D., M.B.A.Your parents may seem phone-absorbed like your teens, but their motivations and needs are different. You can address their digital habits without becoming the technology police.
- by Kristen Cook, MDArtificial intelligence can seem daunting. As parents, we need to help our children navigate this technology. Here are six family rules to help parents do just that.
- by Aaron Ben-Zeév Ph.D.We can maintain a meaningful emotional connection to the past even when reunion would be incompatible with who we have become or with the life we want to live.
- by Tony Daloisio Ph.D.Personal Perspective: We often search for the next experience, answer, or distraction. What would be visible if we learned to stay a little longer with what is already here?
- ATV Big Air Tour uses ChatGPT Work to speed up marketing, merchandising, and more. It even turned merchandise photos into an inventory website in 15 minutes.
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