It’s the season of madness, as they say, and what better way to prepare for Thursday than to look ahead and share some bold predictions. More than anything, we hope these predictions make you think about some of the craziest things that have happened in past NCAA tournaments and could happen in this one. Did … Read more
A massive study spanning 42 countries and around 16,000 people sought to examine how human psychology differs within and between societies over time, focusing on 11 core social patterns. This research was published in Scientific data. “I’m interested in the idea that many of our daily decisions are driven by deeper social goals that we … Read more
Timothy Liu is CTO and co-founder of Hillstone Networks. Getty Almost from the beginning, the adoption and use of the Internet has grown at a rapid pace. Various sources estimate a growth rate of around 9% per year to almost 5 billion users in 2021, more than doubling in just 10 years. Boosted in part … Read more
Elder Scrolls Online’s latest DLC, Scribes of Fate is now coming to PC with Update 37. This expansion is a prequel to the Shadows Over Morrowind story arc. Elder Scrolls Online DLC Scribes of Fate is now available on PC The Scribes of Fate DLC finally arrived for PC and Mac players this March 13th. … Read more
Here are the League’s 10 biggest questions to be answered in the final month of the season. 1. Who will finish first in the Metropolitan Division? The Carolina Hurricanes (43-14-8) and New Jersey Devils (44-16-6) are tied for the top of the Metropolitan Division after New Jersey’s 3-0 victory over Carolina on Sunday in the … Read more
Children and teens are struggling with their mental health in America, and a new report suggests parental over-involvement may be partly to blame. Children can no longer wander. They lost time for free play and risk-taking amid parents’ fears of the dangers of the world, said report co-author David Bjorklund. While people think the lack … Read more
The leisure and hospitality sector continues to drive job creation in the United States, the Labor Department said. Restaurants in particular are on a hiring spree as they experience an increase in the number of restaurants. Still, the US Travel Association estimates about 2 million open positions in the leisure and hospitality industry. Loading Something … Read more
Washington— Abortion providers nationwide are bracing for a ruling from a Texas federal judge that could disrupt access to a key drug used to facilitate medical abortion, and have made plans to ensure that there is an alternative available to patients if needed. The next decision of U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk is in response … Read more
Thirty-five years after the birth of Pi Day, the mathematics community is turning in circles to demand more diversity in the field. Every year, NASA and scientific entities around the world launch math-themed activities to encourage children and adults to celebrate Pi Day – March 14 (3/14) in the United States, as the number irrational … Read more
The problem with soft skills (or soft skills) is that they mean different things to different people – they are not taught in school, so they are not defined as the “real” subjects are, and yet many of us think we are very good at them without any kind of training. As noted in last … Read more