With technological unemployment increasingly a factor in almost every profession and job, what will the future of work be like, and how can you succeed?Source: www.33rdsquare.com Continue reading

Fifty years ago, John Bell made metaphysics testable, but quantum scientists still dispute the implications.In 1964, Northern Irish physicist John Bell proved mathematically that certain quantum correlations, unlike all other correlations in the Universe, cannot arise from any local cause1. This… Continue reading

The myth of Proteus powerfully  displays the nature of Soul, exhibiting various archetypal faces. Drawn from the earliest Greek legends, Proteus appears as an old sea-god, Poseidon’s right-hand man, so to speak. He was said to be Poseidon’s shepherd of… Continue reading

Twenty years ago, there were about 3 million devices connected to the Internet. By the end of this decade, Gartner estimates that there will be 26 billion devices on the global network.This can only mean one thing: We’re living in the Internet of Things.With… Continue reading

There was a time when states of matter were simple: Solid, liquid, gas. Then came plasma, Bose -Einstein condensate, supercritical fluid and more. Now the list has grown by one more, with the unexpected discovery of a new state dubbed… Continue reading

Piketty protégé Gabriel Zucman explains how the world’s wealthiest are scamming governments for trillionsSource: www.salon.com Continue reading

The CEO of Foxconn, the Taiwanese company that manufactures some of the world’s most popular gadgets, has blamed employee suicides on “personal relationships or family disputes” – not factory working conditions.Source: www.independent.co.uk Continue reading

Animals bridges, which may also be known as ecoducts or wildlife crossings, are structures that allow animals to safely cross human-made barriers like highways. A wildlife crossing is the br… Continue reading

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