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…but many feel emptiness instead.

An AI agent can book my flight and order lunch. AI just solved my return at a department store. I can lean back and ask myself: Why doesn’t this feel like liberation, but emptiness?

An older friend shared with me her thoughts about AI: “It’s so friendly and kind.” It surprised her at first. She spends more time on...


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My mother told me a lot about the past, of the Dark Days with technology and the internet. She talked about the Third World War, which hardly anyone had survived. “Before the war, people only let their machines and technology think for them instead of using their brains themselves,” my mother used to say.

Before WWIII, humans were too dependent, an...


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It’s very entertaining to dig up the oddity stories from around the world every Friday.

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Former British paratrooper Karl Bushby began walking from Chile in 1998. His journey eventually covered more than 30,000 miles across 29 countries, including a crossing of the Bering Strait and a swim across the Casp...


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We can learn from watching babies, toddlers, and yes, even teenagers. I wondered if I am the only one who looks at it that way. Does not being a parent make me more of a pushover or perhaps more observant?

I found by accident an article that made me feel good, and of course, I have to share my finding with all of you. Here you go:

To start, I’...


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