Better Off Stoned: Social Media and the Anchor Brain
In a 2011 New York Times column, David Brooks described seventy-something Phillip Leakey as gripped by the sort of “compulsive curiosity” that causes a baby to
We’ve known for decades that the sound of the voice actually influences an audience at least as much as the words themselves, if not more. Now research
A lot more, it turns out, than you might think. In fact, the scientists that study these things have identified over 100 distinctly human smiles.
I’ll never forget one of the times I heard a researcher talk about that thing that separates great talent from good ones. Dallas Cronk, a
Does your team have the kind of chemistry that’s good for the numbers? If not, can it be coached and developed? There is research that
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