We are genetically oriented toward learning from others, an easy thing to forget these days. Here's why in-person socializing is so important, and efficient.READ»
We continue to hear people calling for the business community to be more accountable for their actions. Nowhere is this stronger than in the relationship business has with our environment, our planet, and its resources.READ»
Co-incidental with political upheaval in Egypt, DARPA's trying to find out how narrative stories affect human thinking--with questions like "What role do stories play in influencing political violence and to what extent?"READ»
Reading is a skill that takes time, patience and guidance. So, when
helping another with the first steps toward reading, begin by observing
your student to see if he or she is ready and eager to take the first
steps toward ...READ»
Western society's habits, according to a new survey, are resulting in overly individualistic behavior that makes us depressed. But before that news makes you sad, a different piece of research says the social networking boom may be ...READ»
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while back I wrote about how angry America seems to be and how as
business people, we need to make sure our products don’t wind up on the
forefront of consumer rage. The piece got me thinking about another
question – ...READ»
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The Social Age, like the Information Age and the Industrial Age
before it, is an historic period characterized by a distinctive
feature. The Industrial Age moved society away from ...READ»
