Harnessing Your Intuition for Flawless Decisions When you get a “gut feeling” about something, don’t ignore it. Making high-stakes decisions can be risky. Even with plenty of data and analysis, experts often rely on their instincts to make the right choice. Laura Huang, an associate professor at Harvard Business School, found that in many cases, … Read more
As new tech threatens jobs, Silicon Valley promotes no-strings cash aid. The rise of artificial intelligence has stoked fears that such technological advances will wipe out millions of jobs. Silicon Valley entrepreneurs have thought about that too, and they’ve long pushed an idea to soften the blow: cash aid from the government, no strings attached. … Read more
Eat Your Way to Vision Health: 12 of the Best Foods for Your Eyes Here are 12 foods that can help boost your eye health: 1. Broccoli – contains indole-3-carbinol, which helps remove toxins from your retina and reduces the risk of age-related macular degeneration. 2. Salmon – rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which help … Read more
Here is the rewritten text: The European Space Agency’s Gaia space telescope has experienced two technical issues. Launched in 2013, Gaia measures the positions and motions of distant stars, providing valuable data for astronomers. Firstly, a fast-moving micrometeoroid punctured Gaia’s shield, causing it to send junk data to Earth. This is not unusual, as high-speed … Read more
When negativity looms, five metaphors help us resume positivity. Here’s how: Non-toxic positivity involves acknowledging difficulties and seeking out positives. We can find ways to shift our perspective in both short-term and long-term situations. One metaphor is like diluting salty water with more pleasant water – we can’t delete negative experiences but adding positives can … Read more
Relationships 7 Stages in the Death of a Relationship Magical thinking, distraction, and not solving problems eventually catch up. Key points: – Many relationships reach a tipping point after years of built-up resentments and unsolved problems. – The key to prevention is regularly taking stock of the relationship and tackling problems as they arise. – … Read more
A group of Norwegian researchers studied the Emotional Promiscuity Scale (EPS), a measure of emophilia, in a Scandinavian population. Emophilia is how easily and often someone falls in love. The study found that those with high emophilia tend to have more romantic relationships and be unfaithful more often. Emotional love is an intense attraction characterized … Read more
Researchers have developed a new technique to create nanostructures inside silicon wafers with unprecedented control. Silicon is crucial for modern electronics, photovoltaics, and photonics. However, traditional methods were limited due to the difficulties posed by existing lithographic techniques. The team from Bilkent University overcame this challenge by using spatial light modulation to create a non-diffracting … Read more
Researchers at Bilkent University have made a breakthrough in nanostructuring inside silicon, allowing for the creation of complex structures with unprecedented control. Traditional methods were limited by the micron-scale resolution of laser lithography and surface-level nanofabrication. The team developed an innovative technique using spatial light modulation to overcome optical scattering effects and achieve precise energy … Read more
Lab-grown pet food is coming to UK shelves as regulators give Meatly the green light to sell its cultivated chicken pet food. Meatly took a small sample of cells from an egg, provided it with nutrients and grew the cells in a lab. The company claims its product is safe, nutritious and free from genetically … Read more