Kiplinger

1 min. di lettura

Industrials stocks have been slammed so far in 2020, and that has Wall Street's analysts pounding the table for select names in the beaten-down sector. There's little wonder why. The sweeping coronavirus pandemic and related lockdowns have derailed e

Inc.

2 min. di lettura

WHAT DO INGESTIBLE nanobots, algorithms that predict human behavior, and self-aware drones have in common—and why should you care? They are the next wave of disruptive technologies, which will enhance our daily lives even as they upend hundreds of es

Literary Hub

3 min. di lettura

The coronavirus pandemic is dramatically disrupting not only our daily lives but society itself. This show features conversations with some of the world’s leading thinkers and writers about the deeper economic, political, and technological consequenc

RECOIL OFFGRID

2 min. di lettura

The Premise: Just like the title says, this book contains 101 skills that can save your butt when you’re outdoors. Where this book differs from others with a similar premise is the method in which Kevin Estela, of Estela Wilderness Education, shares

The Shed

1 min. di lettura

This issue of The Shed has its usual collection of extraordinary sheddies, showing readers how to create useful stuff or sharing how they have full lives just doing what they enjoy. It must be apparent to all that I am very much in awe of all of the

Popular Mechanics South Africa

1 min. di lettura

FOUR game-changing technologies (artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain and bioengineering) are evolving at a rapid pace, but sometimes these technologies cause more anxiety than anything else. Futurist John Sanei, however, sees them a

ThinkSales

1 min. di lettura

1 How does an organisation position itself for driving innovation? Innovation is baked into the cake, not sprinkled on top. You can’t delegate innovation to an individual, a department or an outside consultant. 2 Are there innovation tools and plann

Sunday Tribune

2 min. di lettura

THE ARYAN Benevolent Home (ABH) is planning to open an independent co-educational school next year. Plans are in motion to establish a primary school catering to children from grades RR to 7. The 99-year-old non-profit organisation, with its flagship

Popular Science

11 min. di lettura

From mobile phones to artificial wombs: what a visionary set of predictions from a century ago can teach us about our attempts to forecast the future today.

POPSUGAR

1 min. di lettura

Between impromptu homeschooling and being cooped up with their families amid a pandemic, it's no secret that kids have been looking forward to summer. And while we're certainly encouraging our little ones to safely spend time outside, keeping their m

TRAIL

4 min. di lettura

“I’d like to be brave and give self-coaching a try. Is it realistic to think that a runner who is serious about improving can do so through self-coaching without a coaching qualification? Or is that a stupid idea and should I just get a coach?” Melis

Nautilus

5 min. di lettura

Last month, Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenage activist, excoriated world leaders for their ongoing failure to address the climate crisis. “You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words,” she said at one point during her speech at

PC Magazine

1 min. di lettura

Welcome to our first issue of the new year. After all the end-of-the-year stories we see in December, January is a great time to look forward—so we decided to travel about 20 years ahead and predict what might happen in technology by the year 2039.

Los Angeles Times

4 min. di lettura

SAN DIEGO - When your TV series is about the creation of artificial intelligence, the origins of consciousness and the consequences of mankind's arrogance, it makes sense to have a futurist moderate your Comic-Con panel. And so it was for Season 3 of

Farmer's Weekly

2 min. di lettura

Futurists are people who study the latest trends and extrapolate from them to forecast what the future holds, particularly for society. Sometimes they get it spot on; sometimes they don’t. Those who predicted 2020 got it memorably and terribly wrong!

Architectural Review Asia Pacific

1 min. di lettura

Do your eyes glaze over at the above acronym? Are you someone for whom the details of tax/P&L/balance sheets and their ilk are necessary evils, and merely the tedious tasks through which you must trudge in order to get on with what you really love to

New Idea

3 min. di lettura

An unusual wish will come true. A get-together you have an emotional investment in will be a joy for the heart. Meeting people who share a common interest will set up new friendships. Subtle insights into an emotional situation will give helpful unde

MOTHER EARTH NEWS

1 min. di lettura

Hone practical skill sets from the pros! Discover new sustainable and money-saving hacks! Meet your favorite authors and entrepreneurs! Roll up your sleeves for hands-on learning! And collaborate with a highly motivated community eager to share and e

Fast Company

1 min. di lettura

If you think mastering a new system update is hard, imagine sitting down to a computer for the first time after 20 years in prison. A career in the criminal-justice nonprofit sector inspired Elena Sigman to launch Tech 101, a free course to educate r

Business Today

3 min. di lettura

During Beth Comstock's recent visit to India, she talked to Business Today's Sanghamitra Mandal about her first book Imagine It Forward (penned with Tahl Raz), what it takes to become a change maker, how organisations can survive uncertain times and

India Today

2 min. di lettura

The present government got rid of two excellent economists—Raghuram Rajan and Arvind Subramanian. It has presided over the worst economic downturn in a quarter century. Its ministers keep saying the crisis will be over soon, that good times are comin

Australian Wood Review

2 min. di lettura

The idea of gaining feedback, the focus of Adam Markowitz’s article, can be a two-edged sword. We might want to know what others think of our work, but are we prepared to hear the truth? Your friends and family will generally love what you do regardl

POPSUGAR

1 min. di lettura

Simone Biles has spoken before about her reaction to the Olympics being postponed: tears, then acceptance that it was the right decision, according to a Today show interview in April. In a MasterClass livestream on June 24, she went into even more de

Sporting Gun

1 min. di lettura

Obviously you will not be working on hard surface tracks when out in the shooting field, so once your dog has fully grasped the exercise you can move on to more testing ground. However, you will still have to give some thought as to making the transi

Journal of Alta California

2 min. di lettura

Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts. —RICHARD FEYNMAN There is a long-established theory of publishing that the real goal is to attract a vast audience and then assemble, dissect, and merchandise that audience for advertisers. It’s not

Woman

2 min. di lettura

It’s all about the money and especially getting your sums right. Keep your demands within reason. And don’t make a decision in a hurry or in the middle of the night. For your reading ☎ 09058 172557 Change isn’t bad, it’s simply change. And the soon

Malaysia Tatler

2 min. di lettura

Yayasan Generasi Gemilang is a non-profit organisation with a passion to improve the lives of under-served children and families by increasing access to quality education. At the helm of the service is CEO Melissa Ngiam, a former auditor who decided

Farmer's Weekly

1 min. di lettura

Striking a balance between economic realities and political issues was the biggest difficulty facing South Africa’s grain producers at present, according to Derek Mathews, newly elected Grain SA chairperson. Speaking to Farmer’s Weekly, he said dwind

Entrepreneur

1 min. di lettura

If you just start a room, nobody will care. But if you start a room with true experts in a field, you’re starting strong. “Your room should be dense with notable insights and worth the time of both your speakers and audience,” says Josh Constine, pri

MEGA

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@jellyeugenio I learned how to create beauty videos—prep, shoot, make a script, setup, edit—I basically became a one-man production this quarantine. @marellaricketts I know I risk sounding terribly cliche, but lately I’ve been turning to yoga. I’