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The boy who cried Literally

The boy who cried Literally — or how we literally overuse and misuse “literally”: Just like “like,” the other (figurative) stab in the back of the English language that had been ticking us off these days (years) is the excessive misuse of the word literally. We’re looking at you. You know who you are. In […]

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The story behind Picasso’s The Three Dancers

The story behind one of Pablo Picasso’s most famous artworks, The Three Dancers, is fascinating. The piece, part of the Tate collection, at first glance appears to be “a joyful celebration of joie de vivre.” However, Tateshots says the “picture is more complicated than it first appears. What seems to be an exuberant celebration of […]

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Science Vs is back for a new season

One of our favourite podcasts is back for a new season: Wendy Zukerman’s Science Vs podcast started its new season on 9 March. Science Vs, for the uninitiated, is a Gimlet-produced show that uses scientific evidence to take on fads, trends, and the opinionated mob to find out what’s fact, what’s not, and what’s somewhere […]

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Why businesses need to focus more on productivity and less on efficiency

The words “productivity” and “efficiency” are often used interchangeably in business strategy. But new studies have found that businesses and business leaders must adopt a “productivity” rather than “efficiency” mindset if they want to remain in the game, Michael Mankins argues in a piece for HBR. “Continuing to wring out greater profits through efficiency has […]

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No, our personalities aren’t set in stone by the time we’re 8

No, our personalities aren’t set in stone by the time we’re eight: For decades, developmental psychologists have been embroiled in debate over the extent to which any given individual’s personality is malleable, and the age at which basic personality traits become evident. Some research suggests that key traits, including self-esteem, are determined during our first […]

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What happens when there is an emergency mid-air

Ever thought of what happens when there is a medical emergency on a plane? That’s the subject of travel writer Natalie Paris’ piece for The Telegraph. Cabin crew are trained on a number of basic medical emergencies, but they sometimes they need to call out for a doctor among the passengers — imagine the panic […]

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