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By Boing Boing on Mar 12, 2024 in: Science, society, Technology
What am I going to do? I'm both an Accelerationist and a Doomer! For the uninitiated, some very smart people believe AI tech is going to usher in a better world filled with wondrous scientific breakthroughs and that collectively we (tech gods, govern...
By North Coast Voices on Dec 15, 2023 in: Australia, media, politics, society
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By Business Insider on Nov 16, 2023 in: society
Business Insider's series "Modern Loneliness" explores the causes and effects of loneliness, as well how people are navigating isolation in a digitally connected world.
Robert Reich comments on the behavior a civil society cannot tolerate:Many of us feel overwhelmed by the brutality and hatefulness around us — in Israel and Gaza, in Russia’s continued attacks on Ukraine, in mass shootings here at home, in the vi...
By The Archaeology News Network on Jul 28, 2022 in: Society
During the past 10,000 years—the Holocene—human societies became larger and ever more complex. An international team of scientists led by Peter Turchin from the Complexity Science Hub Vienna (CSH) set out to test various theories on what drove th...
By The Archaeology News Network on May 12, 2022 in: Society, Wildlife
Wealth inequality is a research topic typically reserved for humans. Now, research from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln suggests that studying wealth inequality in animals can help shed light on soci...
By The Archaeology News Network on Apr 18, 2022 in: Society
From hunter-gatherer encampments to modern cities, permanent human settlements tend to densify as the population grows, while mobile human settlements do the opposite.Pygmy hunter-gatherers in the Congo Basin [Credit: JMGRACIA100/Wikipedia]New resear...