Dazzled and Deceived
Insight into nature’s art of deception and its influence on human innovation.
Insight into nature’s art of deception and its influence on human innovation.
Do Nothing reveals the historic and cultural forces that push us toward overworking and details how doing less is more productive.
In ‘A Gift of Hope’, Danielle Steel shares her personal story of sponsoring a program to help the homeless. The narrative reveals her experiences and the transformational impact of giving.
Sensemaking by Christian Madsbjerg discusses how individuals and businesses can better understand complex, ambiguous situations by incorporating human sciences like philosophy, sociology, and anthropology into their decision-making process. Madsbjerg argues that in our data-driven world, numbers alone can’t provide the understanding we need to make informed decisions. He emphasizes the importance of context and human experience, illustrating his points with case studies and examples where a sensemaking approach has been successfully applied.
The Carnivore Diet advocates for a dietary regimen that consists entirely of animal products. It emphasizes the consumption of meat while eliminating plant-based foods.
On Immunity: An Inoculation by Eula Biss is a thought-provoking exploration of the cultural and ethical issues surrounding vaccination. Drawing from personal experience, scientific research, and philosophical reflections, Biss delves into the history and complexities of immunization, addressing public fear, trust in science, and the collective responsibility towards community health. Through her meticulous examination, she invites readers to consider the interconnectedness of bodies and the social implications of our choices regarding vaccination.
Unveiling how expectations shape personal reality and well-being.
Explore the triple value of ambition and how to balance it for success.