23 Nov The Fermi Paradox With Neil deGrasse Tyson – Where Are All The Aliens?
If intelligent life is rare, does that make human intelligence a cosmic accident or a cosmic achievement?...
B2 – Upper-intermediate
16 Nov Conspiracy Theories That Turned Out To Be True
Did your government ever lie to you on purpose, and then get caught?...
16 Nov Presentation Skills – How to avoid death By PowerPoint
Do you actually know how many ideas a single slide should contain, or have you just been guessing?...
16 Nov What Everyone Gets Wrong About Procrastination
Is procrastination actually a time management problem, or have you been solving the wrong problem this whole time?...
16 Nov How Ads Follow You Around the Internet
Do you actually know the difference between a cookie that helps a website remember you and one that exists purely to follow you across the internet?...
16 Nov Brené Brown on Empathy
What is the actual difference between empathy and sympathy, and do you know which one you default to at work?...
16 Nov How The Six Degrees Phenomenon Has Changed Science
You've probably heard the "six degrees of separation" idea at a party. But do you actually know what it means mathematically?...
15 Nov The science behind ‘us vs. them’
When someone from another department, company, or culture disagrees with you, how quickly does your brain file them under "them"?...
12 Nov to see Germany’s future, look at its cars – guided video
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Germany's carmakers face the same challenges as its new leaders: a need to innovate, tackle climate change and reassess its trade relationship with China. How this world-renowned motor industry navigates the road ahead could tell a lot about Germany’s future....
11 Nov How Marvel Went From Bankruptcy to Billions
If your company hit rock bottom financially, would you know which single asset to bet everything on to survive?...