Are You a Nomophobe?
Check out the signs and symptoms of digital addiction, and think about how you relate to your digital devices.
‘Technology’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 4
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What Happens when the Robots Take Our Jobs?
For decades we’ve seen many kinds of work radically automated or even eliminated. But how can we survive, let alone thrive, if the trend continues and most, if not all, forms of work are taken over by robots?
The Therapist as DJ
What does a raucous dance club filled with high-volume electronic music have to do with the near-silence of a therapy session? Quite a lot, I’ve come to find.
Reading in the Post-Paper Age
Some said the day would never come: that we’d never surrender our ink and pressed pulp for pixels on a screen. But then iPad, Kindle, Nook, and a slew of other reading alternatives changed many of our minds.
Five Reasons to Move First
In chess, as in life, the advantage goes to the one who moves first.
Facebook and the 2012 US Presidential Election
Social media, most notably Facebook, are becoming a staple of daily life. This election cycle, I saw many disturbing new trends in how my red-state and blue-state friends treated one another.
Healthcare is no Exception: Necessity is the Mother of Invention
The top 10 medical innovations for 2013, announced at the 10th Annual Medical Innovation Summit, reflect society’s increasing need for disease prevention. Hopefully, these technologies and strategies will help contain rising medical costs, as well as improving the quality of life.