Tanya Rhodesflipped into Archeology15 hours agoOldest Wooden Tools Ever Found-Scientists Shocked – Dino WorldDino World - Andrew AlpinRead all the way to the end – we save the one detail most people never think about for last. Have you ever wondered what our ancient ancestors were …
Tanya Rhodesflipped into AI and ChatGPT2 days agoTech CEOs Say the AI Singularity May Have Already Begun—Here’s What Happens NextPopular Mechanics - Darren OrfIf AI goes rogue and takes over, history suggests that we’ll be the last ones to know. Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: This past summer was an AI reckoning, with multiple experts and CEOs boldly declaring that we’re living through the AI singularity as we speak. • As some of these …
Tanya Rhodesflipped into Roman Archeology7 hours agoRoman Water Channel Still Flows Beneath Ancient Greek City of Smyrna After 2,000 Yearsgreekreporter.com - Nisha ZahidA Roman water channel built nearly 2,000 years ago still carries water beneath the ancient Greek city of Smyrna (Greek: Σμύρνη) in modern-day western …
Tanya Rhodesflipped into Writing 2 days agoExceptional Leadership Comes Down to 1 Surprisingly Human BehaviorInc Magazine - Marcel SchwantesAfter decades of studying leadership and coaching leaders, I see one behavior that continues to separate truly human leaders from everyone else. In my research and work over the past two decades as an executive coach, I’ve talked with CEOs, thought leaders, authors, and psychologists in search of an …
Tanya Rhodesflipped into Weather Events 2 days agoWhat it means for global warming to exceed 1.5°CEco-Business - Nicholas SternA sobering new report from the United Nations Environment Programme warns that even if governments deliver on all their existing climate pledges, …
Tanya Rhodesflipped into Cool History1 day agoThe Oldest Book Printed with Movable Type is Not The Gutenberg Bible: Jikji, a Collection of Korean Buddhist Teachings, Predated It By 78 Years and It’s Now Digitized Onlineopenculture.com - OCThe history of the printed word is full of bibliographic twists and turns, major historical moments, and the significant printing of books now so …
