[ad_1] “If you have very little to go on, you’re most susceptible to your own kind of idiosyncratic perception guiding your understanding of what’s going on,” she says. “And often instead of saying, ‘I’m having this reaction, and maybe this means that, but maybe it also doesn’t,’ we tend to start to get married to […]
[ad_1] The first I knew something was wrong was a 6.37pm email from a colleague: “Just got this weird tweet.” The tweet was about me. Posted by an account I didn’t recognise and tagging my colleague, it was an attempt to shame me with some personal yet strange details about my life when I had […]
[ad_1] In a world of democratised artificial intelligence, smart homes, and video conferencing, the notion of “a village” feels almost quaint, a relic of a bygone era when family extended beyond the nuclear and work was distributed according to ability, not earning capacity. But what if the village wasn’t merely nostalgic reminiscence but a living, […]
