This is what your smartphone is doing to your brain — and it isn’t good
NASA’s Twin Study Just Proved Space Has Deeper Effects on DNA Than Thought
Approximately 7 percent of Scott Kelly’s DNA did not return back to ‘normal’ after returning home, NASA recently confirmed.
$63 Trillion of World Debt in One Visualization
If you add up all the money that national governments have borrowed, it tallies to a hefty $63 trillion.
The Salary Chronicles: I Negotiated A $20K Raise, But Made One Big Mistake
I made one big mistake with the follow up that I hope people learn from: get the promise of a future raise in writing!
The Disappearing American Grad Student
Undergraduate level: 80 percent are United States residents.
Graduate level: 80 percent hail from India, China, Korea, Turkey and other foreign countries.
Deconstructing the Global City
What happens when a city goes global, and is it worth it?
These darker sides of being a global city therefore highlight a significant flaw with GaWC’s and other NGOs’ metrics.
A city’s prominence is only defined by the number of services it offers, ignoring other factors like inequality, labor rights and the costs of living in a city.
The autonomous “selfie drone”
If you’re a rock climber, hiker, runner, dancer, or anyone who likes recording themselves while in motion, a personal drone companion can now do all the filming for you — completely autonomously.
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