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Tag Archives: writing
Benjamin Franklin: children whose path in life is so diverse, and we ask why but we know is there are no answers even yet.
@archeohistories Boston, 1712. The midwife hands a baby girl to her mother. Fifteenth child in the Franklin household. They name her Jane… Seven years later, another baby arrives. A boy. Benjamin. Number seventeen. Same parents. Same cramped house. Same poverty. … Continue reading
Leonardo da Vinci wasn’t just a painter, he was a walking encyclopedia of genius, born in 1452 as an illegitimate child with little formal education.
@PhilosophyOfPhy Leonardo da Vinci wasn’t just a painter, he was a walking encyclopedia of genius, born in 1452 as an illegitimate child with little formal education. Yet, this self-taught visionary became the ultimate Renaissance man: artist, inventor, scientist, engineer, and … Continue reading
Axios: Embrace your insecurity
1 big thing: Embrace your insecurity Illustration: Sarah Grillo/Axios Axios CEO Jim VandeHei is here with advice on how to use your insecurities to motivate you. For a video version of this column (and to see what Jim looked like … Continue reading
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Axios: Modernizing Child Welfare Systems with Claude. Quote: “Anthropic’s work with Binti is an important partnership in social services as part of the broader “AI for Good” initiative.”
Binti modernizes child welfare systems with Claude Try Claude Try Claude Industry: Beneficial deployments Company size: Small Product: AI Platform Location: North America 50% faster Home visit report writing time, from 3-4 hours to under 2 hours 20% reduced timeline Family licensing timelines cut from 110 … Continue reading
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Rowan Atkinson, a legendary icon of comedy, television, and cinema, has left even the world’s richest and most powerful figures stunned—not just with his words, but with decisive action
@Maaachaaa69 BREAKING NEWS: Rowan Atkinson, a legendary icon of comedy, television, and cinema, has left even the world’s richest and most powerful figures stunned—not just with his words, but with decisive action. At a glamorous red-carpet gala in Los Angeles … Continue reading
The Harvard Gazette: Imagination
Science & Tech ‘Imagination’ Less like a picture, more like a video game? Cognitive scientist explains how we ‘see’ what isn’t real. Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer February 6, 2026 5 min read Imagine this: A person walks into a room … Continue reading
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Axios: People are using AI for legal advice and it’s driving lawyers bananas
People are using AI for legal advice and it’s driving lawyers bananas Add Axios on Google AI promises to make work more productive for lawyers, but there’s a problem: Their clients are using it, too. Why it matters: The rise of AI is … Continue reading
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EL PAIS: Family Feuds and Separation. Beckham family drawing attention to parent child relationships
RELATIONSHIPS ‘I don’t like my mother’: Why do children decide to distance themselves from their parents? The Beckham family’s situation highlights a reality that is becoming increasingly common on social media and in surveys: people who decide they would be … Continue reading
The Harvard Gazette: To Live Longer, and Better
To Live Longer, and Better New research reveals clues about length and quality of life By Iris Jeffries January 30, 2026 SHARE The human desire to live both longer and better has exploded into a cultural obsession. The global wellness … Continue reading
The Deep View: “AI Humaniser”
Students use “AI Humanizer” tools to make AI text look human There are telltale signs that AI wrote text, such as em dashes, unnatural sounding sentences, monotonous tone and feigned excitement. But what if AI could help make text sound … Continue reading
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