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Psychology says people with a great natural instinct may be noticing things others miss: Here’s how they know when something is wrongIntuition is more likely to be useful when someone has substantial experience in a predictable environment and has received reliable feedba...- Psychology says people who photograph their luggage before leaving may be creating a memory and security cuePhotographing luggage before leaving can reflect an interesting combination ofmemory, technology, and reassurance. Instead of relying solel...
- Quote of the Day by Sabrina Carpenter: ‘There are a lot of things that people go through, and maybe they don’t…’ – ‘Espresso’ singer on using personal struggles to help peopleSabrina Carpenter's career spans music, television, and film, beginning with Disney's Girl Meets World. Her music career gained significant...
- Inside the Google executive moves that led to its big AI reshuffleOn August 5, the Mountain View, California, tech giant announced a sweeping leadership overhaul of its Google DeepMind AI division in which...
- Markets on edge as US-Iran ceasefire deal leaves investors rattled by uncertainty: Seth R. FreemanDespite a US-Iran ceasefire framework, markets remain volatile due to unresolved issues like Iran's nuclear program and the Strait of Hormu...
- African proverb of the day: 'When an old man dies, a library is...' Life lessons on culture, knowledge, human nature and why elders' experience mattersAfrican proverb of the day highlights the message that when an elder dies, knowledge disappears forever. The proverb explains oral traditio...
- Elite education, get industrious: IITs rethink how they select and train studentsIndia's elite IITs are updating their entrance exams and postgraduate courses. This move acknowledges that current methods may not fully pr...
- 2025 Nobel Prize for Economics celebrates innovation-led growth powered by S&T, skills and opennessThe Nobel Prize in Economics recognizes economists for explaining innovation-driven growth. Their work highlights the link between science,...
- Sebi strikes finfluencers: Can Sebi diktat protect investors from dubious investment advices on YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp?To be fair, there’s a lot of good learning material on the Internet. However, while this is great for quick, bite-sized learning, it’s not ...
- ChatGPT and spiritualityPrerequisite to understanding these facets is to decipher the basic difference between knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge is the information g...
- Wikimedia flags worries on data lawIn the letter, Amanda Keton, General Counsel, Wikimedia Foundation said the new draft rules have not been made public even after a year sin...
- Why you should pay for financial advice when it is also available free of cost: ViewWith a fee-only advisor, the products recommended would be the ones that are most suited to their situation.
- Even a Nobel Prize winner doesn't get stocksThe S&P 500 index has been reaching repeated records since President Donald Trump's election.
- Artificial Intelligence: Deep learning is not the ultimate fixDeep learning is a subset of machine learning, all of whose broad goals are to make computers do things outside of the box of precise progr...
- Decoding Karnataka debt trap: Rise of a new breed of private moneylendersA new breed of moneylenders has pushed farmers of moneyed Mandya district in Karnataka into an endless debt trap, leading to mounting suici...
- New system to help computers learn human languageResearchers have developed a new method for helping computers learn human language naturally.
- Profits not inimical to society, but maximising state revenue could beRevenue is contextual and cannot be decided by a-priori rules. The court should leave such questions firmly to the executive.
- Too restrictive, RBILet banks decide whom they lend to.
- Downplaying the magic of the marketEconomic growth means change, and change does involve myriad risks, including structural impediments and plain deceleration in the trend ra...
- India may transform global business landscape by 2018: StudyIndia, along with China, Brazil and Russia, is expected have a greater influence on mkts across the world by '18, says a study by a UK-base...
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