Ten Lessons from Sand Castles
This kind of thinking is similar to Shamanism in that it applies human ideas and ideals to non-human objects or lifeforms. In this case, considered...
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What is a Universal Vaccine?
A universal vaccine refers to a vaccine that provides immunity against multiple strains or variations of a particular pathogen, rendering it effective regardless of the...
Top Ten Threats to Peace, Five Expert’s Picks
We asked five different peace experts to weigh in with their top ten threats to peace, and here is what we got: Answer 1 Professor...
RFID Technology: How it works, Benefits, Risks
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology is a wireless communication method that uses electromagnetic fields to automatically identify and track objects. It is composed of two...
What if Your First Word Was …
My first word was “light” and I’ve often wondered, if that is significant, if perhaps my early self was sending my later self a message...
Projections: The Longest the Earth Might Support Human Life
There are multiple projections by scientists and researchers regarding how long the Earth could potentially support human life. However, it is essential to note that...
Solving Consensus Failure: How to Reach Agreements
Overcoming human consensus failure and getting to satisfying and productive agreements can require several approaches: 1. Promoting empathy and understanding: Encouraging individuals to actively listen...
Holistic Problem Solving Plan for Human Consensus Failure
To help save the humans, start by considering why we can not agree on important issues. Several human survival obstacles require tackling intertwined problems holistically....
Political Differences: Why They Exist and Why They Mostly Don’t
Political differences exist primarily due to varying ideological beliefs, personal values, and individual experiences. People perceive the world differently, which leads them to hold diverse...
Self-Sufficiency Examples: Individual, Family, Town, and Nation
Self-Sufficiency Examples for an Individual: 1. Growing your own food: An individual can become self-sufficient by growing their own fruits, vegetables, and herbs in their...