“The Da Vinci Globe,” the Oldest Known Globe to Show the New World

“The Da Vinci Globe,” the Oldest Known Globe to Show the New World

The Da Vinci Globe, also known as the “Lenox Globe,” is one of the earliest surviving terrestrial globes created during the Renaissance. The globe, which…
Talented Scientists and Engineers Join Technology Firms for the Love of the Work, Not the Money, According to a Study

Talented Scientists and Engineers Join Technology Firms for the Love of the Work, Not the Money, According to a Study

The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and ESMT Berlin have conducted new study that reveals the factors influencing the employment decisions of brilliant STEM Ph.D.s…
A Philosopher Claims that the Intellectual Underpinnings of Mindfulness are Questionable

A Philosopher Claims that the Intellectual Underpinnings of Mindfulness are Questionable

The practice of mindfulness, which was derived from Buddhist meditation techniques, has grown dramatically in popularity in recent years. Different forms of therapy based on…
Some of the Earliest Historical Texts Express the Notion that Imprisoning Criminals “Corrects” Them

Some of the Earliest Historical Texts Express the Notion that Imprisoning Criminals “Corrects” Them

Prisons are painful places. However, in theory, their goal is reform rather than punishment. The opening of the Elmira Reformatory in upstate New York in…
Workplace Issues Related to Fertility are Growing, Yet Company Support can Produce Winners and Losers

Workplace Issues Related to Fertility are Growing, Yet Company Support can Produce Winners and Losers

Over 10 million IVF babies have been born globally since the first human baby was created using in vitro fertilization (IVF) in the UK in…
According to New Research, Hearing the Texture of Skateboard Noises can Aid in Bridging Gaps

According to New Research, Hearing the Texture of Skateboard Noises can Aid in Bridging Gaps

According to a recent study, hearing skateboarding noises firsthand can help close the gap between the like and dislike of them. Skate sounds may also…
Experts Warn that Kleptocrats’ and Their Facilitators’ Tactics are Growing More Sophisticated

Experts Warn that Kleptocrats’ and Their Facilitators’ Tactics are Growing More Sophisticated

Experts have cautioned that international analyses of corruption cannot accurately depict the increasingly sophisticated ways that wealthy individuals from rogue nations use global networks to…
According to a Study, Education about Domestic Abuse Increases One’s Motivation and Knowledge to Help Victims

According to a Study, Education about Domestic Abuse Increases One’s Motivation and Knowledge to Help Victims

Information on domestic violence enables and encourages neighbors, coworkers, and acquaintances to react favorably and helpfully when someone exposes experiences of abuse, according to a…
According to Research, Believing in God Increases Trust in Artificial Intelligence Recommendations

According to Research, Believing in God Increases Trust in Artificial Intelligence Recommendations

Humans are more trusted than AI, yet when people think about God, they are more likely to follow AI advice than that of their peers.…
Migration Brought on by Climate Change Raises the Possibility of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, According to a Report

Migration Brought on by Climate Change Raises the Possibility of Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, According to a Report

Human migration is the movement of people from one place to another, typically involving a change in their place of residence. This movement can be…
Election Uncertainty, According to a New Study, Risks Foreign Investment in Businesses With Connections to the Government

Election Uncertainty, According to a New Study, Risks Foreign Investment in Businesses With Connections to the Government

Elections frequently result in significant policy changes in emerging nations where political party differences are great, even when the current government remains in place. All…
Scientists Suggest 10 Strategies to Stop Women from Giving up on their Academic Careers after Becoming Mothers

Scientists Suggest 10 Strategies to Stop Women from Giving up on their Academic Careers after Becoming Mothers

After having their first child, women frequently leave academia due to the difficulties of parenting. According to American surveys, around 50% of women scientists in…
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