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Neuroscientist David Eagleman explains how your brain perceives time (retrospectively).

Theoretical Physicist Lee Smolin argues that the fundamental laws of physics are subject to evolutionary pressures akin to natural selection.

Bioethicist Paul Root Wolpe argues that the Singularity envisioned by Ray Kurzweil isn’t quite right.

Agrawal’s adventures in leaving the well-trodden path behind and diving into the risky yet exhilarating unknown are the basis for Do Cool Sh*t: Quit Your Day Job, Start Your Own […]

Neil DeGrasse Tyson lists the three drivers to accomplish extraordinary things.

Employees have expectations from their consumer lives about technologies such as mobile. They want to have that same experience now within their corporate environment.

Wendy Luhabe’s passion for mentoring other women is derived from the example set from her mother, who raised her during apartheid in South Africa.

Make sure whatever job you pick has enough intrinsic motivators in it that you can enjoy it long enough to get to your goal.

There is a new cultural player on the scene called the idea entrepreneur who have the ability to influence how people think and affect how people behave.

Ideas pop up and are subjected to a Darwinian fitness test.

Entrepreneurship is the pursuit of opportunity beyond the resources you currently control.

We often personalize our points of view or our ideas and there are people around us that want to aggressively poke at us.

We are gaining the capability to create products that mimic how a brain works.

Why do we have so little engagement in work these days? Companies need to be about values.

Tito Beveridge didn’t set out to build a big nationwide vodka company. He just set out to meet some girls, write off his bar tab, and maybe make $1,200 a […]

There’s a misconception that the knowledge economy doesn’t also encompass making things.

How do you get a million and a half people to read a blog post on tax policy? Obama digital wunderkind Teddy Goff has a simple mantra: don’t be lame.

An investor-relations specialist, Laura Rittenhouse has compiled an annual survey of CEO shareholder letters since 1999 that ranks 100 big companies based on seemingly unquantifiable metrics relating to corporate culture […]

Economists were seduced by physics because it made their claims seem more scientific. Their belief was in the concept of equilibrium, in which it would be impossible to profit from […]

For some, the word ‘mastery’ conjures up images of medieval samurai or classical pianists. But Robert Greene, acclaimed author of Mastery, The 48 Laws of Power, and Seduction teaches that […]

When social comparison trickle into the decisions we make, it affects the way we think about the problem or the decision itself.

We see memes popping up all the time over the Internet. And yet, anything that bursts in isolation is not useful. It’s just interesting. What makes it useful and what […]

When it comes to improving your life and your career, it is essential to be able to properly evaluate your strengths and weaknesses.

We tend to get sidetracked because we are too confident in our own abilities.

The latest research is showing that kids who plan their own schedules, set their own work actually evaluate their own progress are actually building up their brains. Their cortexes are […]

“I’m not a philosophical megalomaniac,” says Slavoj Žižek. Philosophy is not here to provide all of the answers. What it can do however, which is more powerful, is ask the […]

I assert that if you were depressed after learning and being exposed to the cosmic perspective, you started your day with an unjustifiably large ego.

Robert Kaplan argues that the keys to advancement in your career is taking risks, or “playing the game with some degree of abandon.”

I am optimistic that religion is not strictly needed. But I cannot be a hundred percent sure because there is no human society where religion is totally absent so we […]

Fourth Graders seem to be able to do so much more than we give them credit for or even imagine they can.