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Quote of the day by Baltasar Gracian, 'Friendship multiplies the good of life and divides the evil' offers relationship wisdom on how true friends multiply happiness, make life more meaningful, joyfulQuote of the day by Baltasar Gracian presents friendship as one of life’s most powerful forms of emotional wealth. Friends can multiply hap...- Forgetting the names of people you just met? Psychology says it may not mean you have a bad memoryNames can be tricky for our brains to learn and remember effectively, as they usually don’t have intrinsic meaning and act merely as arbitr...
- 25 years after 9/11, survivors and first responders are facing new health problems—and doctors warn the impact of the attacks is far from overTwenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, health consequences continue to emerge. Responders and survivors face ongoing respiratory...
- Psychology says people who add everyone’s birthday to Google Calendar but still forget to wish may have these traitsForgetting to wish someone does not necessarily mean that the relationship matters less to you. Research on prospective memory shows that p...
- Cars24 annualised transaction GMV crosses ₹11,000 crore as profitable growth and AI-led operating leverage strengthen across marketsCars24 experienced a robust growth trajectory in August, showcasing a striking 37 percent year-on-year rise in GMV. Notably, the adjusted n...
- Apple's surprise price twist for old iPhone models exposes smartphone price painIn the wake of the iPhone 18's debut, Apple has made notable price hikes on its older iPhone models in India. This decision is largely infl...
- US marks 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacksAmericans are commemorating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Memorial rituals and volunteer projects honor the nearly thre...
- Viral 80s photo trend prompts capture Bollywood but not real Mumbai. 7 AI prompts to see yourself live 1980s Bombay lifeThe viral 80s photo trend has largely focused on Bollywood-inspired looks, but AI can do much more than turn photos into retro portraits. T...
- US listing could put Japan's Kioxia in global AI spotlight, Voya's Thomas saysKioxia's plan for a US stock listing could attract global investors. This move aims to expand the Japanese chipmaker's investor base signif...
- Earning Rs 2 lakh a month but scared to tell your parents about spending Rs 500 on ice cream? Financial advisor says you may have a ‘poverty mindset’. Why?Financial advisor Prem Soni says young Indians earning well may still carry their parents’ scarcity-driven money habits. He argues that hid...
- China’s Gen Z is going back to Mao: How economic slowdown & workplace stress are making youth look to the late leader for answersMao Zedong's writings are captivating a fresh wave of audiences among the youth in China today. This resurgence is largely driven by econom...
- This Kentucky man loved eating steak; one severe reaction changed everything. Today, he runs a farm of 400 ostriches to get the taste of beef backBrent Williams faced a life-altering challenge when he developed alpha-gal syndrome due to tick bites, rendering mammalian meat unsafe for ...
- Spanish Proverb of the Day: 'Chancla que yo tiro, no la vuelvo a levantar' - 'If I throw my sandal, I am never picking it up' - The powerful life lesson about knowing when to let go and never look backSpanish Proverb of the Day: A wise Spanish proverb embodies the symbolism of a sandal, illustrating the importance of unwavering decisions....
- AI's left hand begins to take away jobs before its right hand canIn response to soaring chip prices, Samsung India is downsizing its electronics division. The burgeoning demand for specialized chips fuele...
- Psychology says people who name their possessions tend to show greater anthropomorphism, revealing how the human mind can give ordinary objects identities, emotions and deeper personal meaningRecent studies by psychologists reveal that assigning names to inanimate objects can heighten our perception of them as embodying human-lik...
- Psychology says people who ask AI everything may be unknowingly training their brains to think lessAI can be an extraordinarily useful tool. But psychology suggests that the human mind still benefits from occasionally doing the difficult ...
- A recipe for brain health? Cooking once a week may lower dementia riskA six-year Japanese study of 10,978 adults aged 65 and above found that those who cooked at home at least once a week had a lower risk of d...
- Researchers trained 8 crows to use a vending machine, then removed the model they had been copying; 6 of 8 succeeded, suggesting crows can rely on memory aloneWild crows demonstrated remarkable memory by recreating tool sizes without visual cues. These birds operated a special vending machine, lea...
- India must strengthen dementia ecosystem as population ages: Tata TrustsIndia faces a growing dementia population, requiring a collaborative care ecosystem. Experts emphasise building shared understanding and su...
- Psychologists explain: Why people read their own old messages even years later but rarely admit doing soPeople often reread their own old messages years later, even when they have no real reason to. Psychology suggests the habit can be linked ...
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