The screen time debate masks a profound reality: We're experiencing psychological climate change. Traditional research methods are obsolete in the face of our rapidly evolving digital ecosystem. We're riding a "Treadmill of Exponential Acceleration," which is outpacing our ability to adapt. We cannot solve collective problems using divided approaches in...

Psychological Climate Change: The Cost of Our Digital World

LLMs amplify creativity through "cognitive resonance" with our thought patterns. LLMs enhance ideas through ongoing, interactive feedback. LLMs have evolved from tools to unique and powerful partners in thought and creativity. As artificial intelligence (AI) plays a more central role in our lives, large language models (LLMs) are emerging not...

"Cognitive Resonance" and the Power of Large Language Models

Modern society faces growing polarization, driven by algorithms and echo chambers. Cultivating shared goals can reduce divisions, as shown by the Robber's Cave Experiment. Invest in social infrastructure to combat polarization and foster belonging. In the scorching hot summer of 1954, the Columbia University social psychologist Muzafer Sherif ran a...

The Secret to Building a Politics of Belonging

Recent research uncovers covert biases in AI language models, particularly against African American English (AAE). These models continue to associate AAE with negative stereotypes, possibly influencing future decisions in employment and criminal justice. The study uses "matched guise probing" for proof of concept. A new study has exposed the covert...

New research exposes AI’s lingering bias against African American English dialects

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‘Any meat items my dogs refuse to eat, I no longer eat.’ It’s said that animals have a “sixth sense,” which affords them an insight human beings cannot match. There are clips of security camera earthquake footage where pets can be seen wigging out seconds before tremors begin.

‘It ain’t food anymore.’: Dairy Queen customer warns against chicken after his dog refuses to eat it

Sometimes saying "I'm sorry" isn't enough. Effective apologies show remorse, take accountability, offer a plan of action, and make amends. Effective apologies are not excuses, a way to blame, or a way to get an apology. Being able to apologize is an important part of any relationship. No matter how...

How to Say I'm Sorry

About 97 percent of people report being burdened with at least one guilty secret. Concealing a secret can be emotionally draining. Feelings of fear, hostility, guilt, and sadness are common. Keeping a secret can cause you to feel lonely and isolated from other people. It’s one of the best—and worst—things...

The Weight of a Guilty Secret

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Actor Van Johnson, who died in 2007, was one of Hollywood's ideal films idols. In the 1940s, the charming screen icon was box office gold, and remained a popular presence on TV in shows like Murder, She Wrote (which starred his good friend Angela Lansbury).

The Secret Gay Life & Horrific Car Accident of Actor Van Johnson: 16 Years After His Tragic Death

Healthy boundaries are about letting others in safely, and others letting us in safely. Healthy boundaries protect us from other people. Healthy boundaries protect other people from us. Neither Sven nor Rose, both in their 40s, has been married or even in a long-term monogamous relationship. However, they started dating...

The Need for Healthy Boundaries

Editor's Note: Download the audio version below. Welcome to another episode of Gen Z in Manufacturing, a podcast that asks young people about their journeys in manufacturing, how they intend to influence the industry and what they are looking for from an employer. For this episode, I welcome Aleigha Schulke,...

Gen Z in Manufacturing: I Make Less Than My Old Job and I’m a Million Times Happier

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Second chances and wealth will be September 2024’s main themes. Various zodiac signs will use their energy to get what they desire. Some will have an abundant mindset that will lead them to success. Uranus will enter Taurus early in the month while Ploto will re-enter Capricorn on September 1. Which opportunities does September have in store for your zodiac sign?

Each Zodiac Sign’s Luckiest Day in September

Attempting to "mind read" others is a near-universal pattern in relationships. Intuiting others’ inner world is an evolved survival skill that aids communication. Mind reading hinders more than it helps during times of relationship distress. No matter how much you try to "mind-read" people in your relationships, I’m going...

Ease Off the "Mind Reading"

Techvina, a leading Vietnamese manufacturer of flavor and fragrance materials, is proud to offer the finest USDA, Canada, and Europe certified organic cassia oil. Building upon a legacy of excellence since 2009, we've translated our expertise in conventional cassia oil into a commitment to organic practices. The result is a cassia oil that elevates your creations while respecting the environment.

Elevate Your Creations with Techvina's Vietnamese Organic Cassia Oil

We all manage a balance between truth and fiction when appraising our skills and abilities. Getting off balance can tip us toward depression or narcissism. These positive self-illusions have ripple effects throughout social circles and society. Cultural factors can influence how one balances this tradeoff between self-illusion and reality. This...

The Best Way to Lie to Yourself

Decisions require balancing many sources of evidence, including personal experience and scientific findings. Saying what you know and how you know it and presenting it as open to change supports accuracy. Still, people might believe you more if you present your ideas with confidence, even when you're wrong. Here’s a...

The Fine Line Between Confidence and Closed-Mindedness

Chinese scientists and international partners are turning heterogeneous solid-state batteries into homogeneous ones. Their cathode tinkering could solve some performance problems that have plagued promising solid-state power-pack life cycles and other metrics, according to a lab report from the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The research was completed at the Qingdao Institute of Bioenergy and Bioprocess Technology.

Scientists make breakthrough discovery with potential to solve major problem in EV batteries: 'This approach is a game-changer'

Fear of death has been the most powerful driver of human anxiety throughout history. In a physical view, biological and environmental influences determine our time of death. Recent findings demonstrate that the aging process can be reversed through the elimination of aging cells. Determinists who do not believe in free...

Is the Time of Death Inevitable and Definitive?

My wonderful Mexican mom was a bit forgetful, which has led to plenty of laughs over the years. When she can’t find her keys or purse, we typically find them stashed in the freezer or fridge, right next to the gallon of milk. More recently, she lost her dentures, and after hours of searching, we finally found them tucked under a pile of socks and underwear in her dresser drawer.

Is It Intuition or Anxiety?

Custody of minor children is usually written up as “joint” in the divorce decree. There is usually a distinction between “legal custody,” in which parents have equal rights regarding decision-making, and “physical custody.” Physical custody arrangements include where children spend significant or equal time with each parent versus arrangements, sometimes called “sole custody,” where children primarily live with one parent, while the other parent has “visitation” rights. Shared parenting arrangements are often a source of conflict and or litigation between parents. What is in the best interests of the children?

What's Best? Joint vs Shared vs Sole Child Custody

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Scientists developed a computer made from DNA that can solve simple chess and Sudoku puzzles, and some day could help advance the training of artificial intelligence models. The potential advantages of a computer made from DNA over traditional computers comes in multiple forms. First, a DNA computer, if scaled up, would significantly less amounts of […]
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Scientists Created A Computer Made From DNA That Learned How To Play Chess And Sudoku

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Are Large Language Models More Liberal?

LLMs show an average score of -30 on a political spectrum, indicating a left-leaning bias. The study highlights significant liberal tendencies in most tested models, including...

Are Large Language Models More Liberal?

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