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Why the Best Story Always Wins (Even in Science and Business)
Article written by: Kolawole Temitope Last month, I was on my way to Lagos, and I found myself sitting next to a young lady. We got talking, and I found out she works as an HR professional. Naturally, my curiosity kicked in. I asked her a bunch of questions about
Beyond the Shortcut: How Tweens and Teens Navigate the Nuances of Artificial Intelligence
A Review of Swetzoff & McNamara’s Exploration of Youth Perspectives on AI Overview In their MIT Technology Review article, "How kids feel about AI, in their own words," Jen Swetzoff and Keeley McNamara, founding editors of Anyway magazine, challenge conventional adult assumptions regarding how young people interact
The Oxygen Interface: Bridging Aviation Physiology, Lunar Exploration, and Lung Biology
Humanity’s drive to push beyond the "cradle of Earth" is fundamentally a struggle against a single physiological bottleneck: oxygen delivery. Whether a pilot is navigating the stratosphere or an astronaut is establishing a lunar base, the governing principles of survival remain rooted in the same soil. By
The Detail is in the Data: Case Study
In the previous article on "The Detail is in the Data," we looked at some of the meaningful insights big data provides for clinical trials. In this article, we would explore a case study of a drug and how big data was essential to post marketing surveillance. A