AIs are wonderful mirrors to the whole humanities; and children are wonderful mirrors to ourselves.

I understand that large population is necessary and important in the early industrial ages (more manpower), but with the rise of AI,...

If upon leader's absence, an subordinate can't make small decisions, is that a reflection of the subordinate's indecisiveness, or/and the...

Free will is neither nature (gene) or nurture (environment). So if the combination of nature and nurture is our standard understanding of...

The rule in the stock market investment is simple: buy low and sell high. This makes intuitive economic sense. Of course, buying low and...

The situation of working during holidays/leaves is most applicable for the part of the job where time boundedness is (relatively) high...

cult is really an interesting place to explore realism (whose reality, whose truth) as well as worthy goals (if happiness is the goal,...

so if Buddanism triumph non-attachment, why this doesn't apply to people's relationship with its Gurus?

could an 'obsession' for perfectionism arise from the 'ideal' and emphasis for rationality?

are managers more like administrators or leaders? Given their focus, I'd probably vote for the former.

if left-brain is about language, logic and me, while the right-brain intuitive, holistic and we, then is the dominance of right-handers...

is etirement age something path dependent or strategic approach to (un)employment?

from plants (who needs pruning) to simple animals (cut in half to grow in full, grow one limb...) to human, the higher one goes, the less...

If Sabbath means rest to discourage one's own and others' work, is one expected to fast on the day (so that no one cooks)?

if men shouldn't touch women in menstruation according to biblical living, what are women expected to do? (eg don't touch anything to...

what do phantom pain and untouchable itch tell us about truth? And what does novels (fiction) tell us about truth?

is there ever good addictions? (say addicted to learning...)

What would Buddhism (who is against attachment and accept none permanence as essential character in life) say about grief and loss?

Could the agriculture revolution a result of human's preference to certainty (always have food) over diversity (food sources)?

Could the decline of sperm count over the years a result of suppressed masculinity, through eg emphasis on discipline, order (via...