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Evolution Has a Thing for Wackos
Why people prefer conspiracy theories and mystical tales to rational science.
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“When You Talk to People About Fairness, the Conversation Immediately Becomes Political”
Computer scientists Michael Kearns and Aaron Roth research how computer programs can affect our lives. Even when written without malice, algorithms have the potential to treat people unfairly or violate their privacy. How do you…
Performance reviews: Make a directional decision - or at least cause one. There are in fact more than only two ways to proceed. / Photo: Jon Tyson at Unsplash
This 5 min. read saves you up to 35 hours
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“Performance Reviews: How Do I Give the Right Feedback in the Current Exceptional Situation?”
The many hours of lockdown-induced downtime offer an opportunity for your children to let their natural curiosity take them places they may otherwise not have discovered.
Jared Diamond, American historian and anthropologist, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and UCLA professor, playing piano in the living room of his home in the Bel-Air neighborhood of Los Angeles; photo by Damon Casarez /Redux/laif
This 13 min. read saves you up to 32 hours
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“We Lead the World in Science, and We Also Lead the World in Opposition to Science”
Jared Diamond, world-famous historian of societal crises and collapses, on why “denial” was and is one of America’s society’s biggest problems.
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Our Most Popular Books
Time to highlight some of the most successful titles from our library!
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Put Kids on a Schedule Similar to What They Had in School
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How to Find Oneself
During a pandemic. At the age of 50. And without going on a pilgrimage through northern Spain.
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People First!
Why it makes sense to think about the purpose of work.
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The New New
In the last 100 years, the world has become increasingly complex. Now, more than ever, organizations must grasp this complexity and respond to it quickly and appropriately. This new column explains how it works.
