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The article discusses the value of coaching for professionals, beyond just teaching amateurs the basics. It argues that modern society depends on ordinary people taking responsibi…
Denies Diderot argues that judges should consider the practical consequences and purposes of constitutional provisions, rather than relying solely on textualism. Justice Breyer ad…
The author despises people who have latched onto trendy topics like blockchain and AI without truly understanding them. They argue that these individuals are more interested in pr…
Gene modification and basic research in biological systems account for significant portions of animal testing in medical research. Regulatory testing and translation research also…
The essay argues that true criticism requires a combination of knowledge, modesty, and sincerity. The author laments the decline of literary criticism and the rise of foolishness …
The article discusses the concept of globalization and its impact on society. It argues that as societies become more heterogeneous and resource-scarce, they will increasingly rel…
The article discusses the medieval philosopher Jacobus de Cess Buridan's thoughts on the Earth's geological processes and how they relate to the concept of balance. Buridan argued…
The article discusses the future of Palestine and Israel in the context of Iran's influence and the decline of the Palestinian Authority (PA). The author, Amiad Cohen, argues that…
The article discusses the cancellation of housing purchase limits in various cities, including Hangzhou and Hong Kong. The author argues that these measures are ineffective and wi…
As someone interested in science communication and the intersection of art and science, I found this passage from your blog post to be particularly insightful. You make a compelli…
The article highlights the importance of recycling and its benefits for the environment, communities, and the economy. The author argues that recycling is crucial to conserve natu…
1. The concept of "affordance" is introduced, which refers to the possibility of an object being used for a purpose beyond its intended function. This idea is applied to the study…
This article examines the tension between an ethos of medical neutrality and the recognition of difference in the treatment of Arab patients in a Jerusalem emergency department (E…
Summary: The author of the website argues that the terms "AI is good" and "AI is bad" are often used confusingly and vaguely, without clear definitions. They propose a new framewo…
The article "China's Policy of 'String of Pearls': A Threat to India's Energy Security?" discusses the potential dangers posed by China's maritime expansion in the Indian Ocean re…
In this article, Martin Kulldorff, a former professor of medicine at Harvard University and Mass General Brigham, criticizes the university's decision to mandate COVID-19 vaccinat…
In the text, a world without bosses is explored as a possibility. The speaker details their vision of a future where individuals are free from the constraints of traditional manag…
In their article "The Californian Ideology: Rejecting Fatalism in Hypermedia," Richard Barbrook and Andy Cameron critique the idea that the development of hypermedia should be lef…
The article discusses the latest propaganda trends in Russia, as detected by the "Denazification of Ukraine" project. The project analyzes Russian media outlets and identifies pa…
The article discusses how Australia has become a attractive destination for foreign buyers, particularly those from China, due to weak anti-money laundering (AML) laws and the co…
The article argues against relying too heavily on individuals with "product manager" titles in product development, as this approach can lead to hiring mediocre people who lack t…
The article discusses the issue of overusing design trends, which can lead to a homogenization of visual identity in advertising. The author argues that this phenomenon is caused…
In his 1982 article published in the Harvard Business Review, Laurence Oncken highlights the importance of empowerment in organizations. He argues that managers often delegate ta…
In his 1982 article published in the Harvard Business Review, Laurence Oncken highlights the importance of empowerment in organizations. He argues that managers often delegate ta…
The article discusses the concept of "standard language" and how it is often associated with power and control, particularly in institutions such as universities, newspapers, and…
