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Are We Offloading Critical Thinking to Chatbots?

In January, researchers at Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University posted a study online on how artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT affect critical thinking. They wanted to know ...


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A new large-scale study identifies the primary barriers that prevent male victims of intimate partner violence (IPV) from seeki...


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Being in a crowd doesn’t make you part of a mindless mob

You’re in the crowd at the cup final, supporting your football team, when your side suddenly scores. Instantly, you join thousands of others in the stadium ...


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Do We Have a FOMO or FEMO S&P 500 Bull Market?

Looking at today’s S&P bull market, we can ask if it’s FOMO or FEMO.On Friday, the S&P 500 closed at a record high of 7757.64. As a bull market, historically, it fits in the midd...


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Digital Money Does Not Erase Debt

A retired woman opens her public digital wallet. The payment has arrived. It did not come from a bank loan. It brought no interest. It required no collateral. It did not transform the next months...


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