Understanding The Social Capital of Fake News
Why has fake news persisted? We’ve built the world to enhance our automatic assumption of the “right” action. Online social networks have been primed to reflect these assumptions…
Author: Krystal D'Costa
Understanding The Social Capital of Fake News
Why has fake news persisted? We’ve built the world to enhance our automatic assumption of the “right” action. Online social networks have been primed to reflect these assumptions…
Understanding The Social Capital of Fake News
Why has fake news persisted? We’ve built the world to enhance our automatic assumption of the “right” action. Online social networks have been primed to reflect these assumptions…
Post No Bills: The Ancient Romans Had a Version of Lawn Signs, Too
The American history of the political yard sign may date back to 1824 when John Quincy Adams had signs printed for his presidential run. Our current wireframe version…
Post No Bills: The Ancient Romans Had a Version of Lawn Signs, Too
The American history of the political yard sign may date back to 1824 when John Quincy Adams had signs printed for his presidential run. Our current wireframe version…
Post No Bills: The Ancient Romans Had a Version of Lawn Signs Too
The American history of the political yard sign may date back to 1824 when John Quincy Adams had signs printed for his presidential run. Our current wireframe version…
Why Do Postmortem Reviews Seem Destined to Fail?
Organizations need a mechanism to evaluate potential options for change. Is there anything salvageable from the postmortem? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Why Do Postmortem Reviews Seem Destined to Fail?
Organizations need a mechanism to evaluate potential options for change. Is there anything salvageable from the postmortem? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Why do post-mortem reviews seem destined to fail?
Organizations need a mechanism to evaluate potential options for change. Is there anything salvageable from the post-mortem? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Why Are Victorian Houses Haunted?
There was a time when the Victorian facade was a prevalent status symbol in the U.S. How did these houses go from celebrated to creepy? — Read more…
What’s the Bogeyman?
Maybe it’s Michael Myers. Maybe it’s a jumbie. But chances are it’s something else. The real question is why are we all afraid of it. — Read more…
What’s the Bogeyman?
Maybe it’s Michael Myers. Maybe it’s a jumbie. But chances are it’s something else. The real question is: Why are we all afraid of it? — Read more…
Why are Victorian Houses Haunted?
There was a time when the Victorian facade was a prevalent status symbol in the United States. How did these houses go from celebrated to creepy? — Read…
Shared Sanitation: Bathroom Access and Facilities Around the World
Questions of bathroom access tend to have the greatest impact on the poor and the marginalized. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Shared Sanitation: Bathroom Access and Facilities Around the World
Questions of bathroom access tend to have the greatest impact on the poor and the marginalized. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
What does choice look like in today’s world?
We live in the age of information, so why do we still make bad decisions? Or worse, no decisions? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
What does choice look like in today’s world?
We live in the age of information, so why do we still make bad decisions? Or worse, no decisions? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Why Do We Share Viral Videos?
Why have cats taken over the Internet? — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com
Why Is the “Tears of Joy” Emoji Everywhere?
Although it doesn’t quite seem that we’re ready to chat in all emojis and only emojis, they are serving to modify our responses and add meaning in an…