Big Thinkflipped into ECONOMICS, WORK, & SOCIETY17 hours agoHow to deal with Debbie in HR — and other terrible coworkersbigthink.com - Amy Gallo80% of people say they work with at least one terrible coworker. We all have coworkers that are harder to get along with than others. While there’s no …
Big Thinkflipped into Neuroscience & Psychology14 hours agoHave chronic pain? Changing your beliefs about it can make you feel betterbigthink.com - Mo CostandiChronic pain is often driven by brain processes that can be reprogrammed. Pain typically occurs as a result of illness or injury, and usually …
Big Thinkflipped into Books10 hours ago2 key principles are followed by the best decision-makersbigthink.com - Shane ParrishStep 1: Don't solve the wrong problem. Adapted from Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results by Shane Parrish with …
Big Thinkflipped into Art, Culture, & Travel9 hours agoHow suffocating birds introduced Europe to the Scientific Revolutionbigthink.com - Tim BrinkhofIn 1659, the Anglo-Irish chemist and natural philosopher (an early term for “scientist”) Robert Boyle presented an invention he called the “pneumatic …
Big Thinkflipped into ECONOMICS, WORK, & SOCIETY9 hours ago"Anupalabdhi": How seeing things that aren't there can make you a fortunebigthink.com - Jonny ThomsonRooted in Vedic philosophy, "anupalabdhi" — or "non-apprehension" — can help you exploit gaps in the market. Jack Conte was a musician based in San …
Big Thinkflipped into Health, Medicine, & Biotech5 hours agoA century ago in France, smelling bad was a sign of health and vitalitybigthink.com - Livia GershonThe industrializing world changed in all sorts of remarkable ways. And, as historian Steven Zdatny writes, one way that would be immediately obvious …
