IIASA researchers Sonja Spitzer with Daniela Weber
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will have covered most of the skills and qualities that the present youth devotedly regards as keys to success in the future. The first wave of AI replaced humans in physically repetitive tasks. That shift gave rise to our current “Thinking Economy”.
along a continuum of group cohesion
Call us Team ZC. We have members from India (where our project took off), China and Pakistan. And, extending to “the farthest geographical point on the Earth’s surface from India”, TEAM ZC even has a...
along a continuum of group cohesion
Call us Team ZC. We have members from India (where our project took off), China and Pakistan. And, extending to “the farthest geographical point on the Earth’s surface from India”, TEAM ZC even has a...
along a continuum of group cohesion
Call us Team ZC. We have members from India (where our project took off), China and Pakistan. And, extending to “the farthest geographical point on the Earth’s surface from India”, TEAM ZC even has a...
Survey makers often rely on self-reported facts about people
Survey makers often rely on self-reported facts about people rather than clinically tested health data. The difference between these two is well-known but only now it’s known that it varies from age-group to age-group and country to country. Who saw it in a global survey?
WHAT YOU SEE IS A SNEAK PREVIEW
We wanted the cover image (top) to convey a lot, including a Team ZC member's exclamation, and that's all there in a rectangle. What its...
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HELLO WORLD, SAY “HELLO” TO DOLLY
We start learning C programming language by making the computer display "hello". What are the other programming languages that begin with displaying "hello". Is that...
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ARE THERE REALLY A THOUSAND PAPERS?
"A question that could have occurred to you" means a question that would be natural or relevant to ask based on the current situation or...
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This site should not be a museum
As per AI Overview, the title of this note Signifies one's wish that something should not be treated as a static, purely historical display, but...
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McGill University psychologist Dr Signy Sheldon
Survey makers often rely on self-reported facts about people rather than clinically tested health data. The difference between these two is well-known but only now it’s known that it varies from age-group to age-group and country to country. Who saw it in a global survey?
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The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians has for centuries practiced the Booger Dance to ward off illnesses and other malevolent...
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.”INTRODUCING BLOOD TO LIGHT” ~ A LINE OF POETRY VISITING CANCER WARD
Cancer causes tiny deposits of calcium in breasts. Specialists detect it as a shift in the wavelength of light as...
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“Tail wagging the dog”: How the idiom popped up in a discussion
Stephanie Tobin was doing her BS Honors in psychology (Salem State University, US) when Maythil met her on ResearchGate (RG)....
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