Musical preferences are correlated with personality traits — and these connections are largely consistent across cultures and continents.
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If you believe that you're perfect, then somebody else must be responsible for your failures.
The truth is out there, but it's probably not in the latest whistleblower's report.
Once students master the basics of math, they are allowed to use calculators. The same should be true of writing and ChatGPT.
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Human thinking is antiquated.
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Our current form of education is almost 200 years old. What should schools of the future look like?
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Someone breaks into a mailbox that stores letters waiting to be sent and grabs some of them in hopes they’ll contain a check that’s been filled in. That's just the start.
People appear to have no qualms about sharing their locations, struggles, and relationships online.
From forgotten Hollywood movies to Frank Herbert’s "Dune," science fiction illustrates some of our deepest fears about technology.
In many ways, we are still novices playing with toy models seeking to understand the stars.
Unplugging only ignores the hard work of overcoming your distractions.
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Our state of extreme social interconnectedness has rapidly accelerated the rollercoaster pace at which societal confidence may collapse.
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Russia's cyberattacks against Ukraine have been prolific and ongoing for several years. The future of war may begin in cyberspace.
What started as a viral case of public shaming has morphed into a dark story involving internet sleuths, a criminal network, and the suspicious death of a 62-year-old man in St. Louis.
Televising the coronation was thought to be an affront to the dignity of the event.
Here's how learning leaders can best take advantage of the technology that employees carry with them everywhere.
When ancient humans stared into the darkness, they imagined monsters. Today, staring into the future, AI is the monster.
Our love-hate relationship with browser tabs drives all of us crazy. There is a solution.