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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.
(0) Prologue: Before You Read
This series is written for readers who sense that something in the structure of modern life no longer works the way it once did, but who have found most available explanations unsatisfying. It assumes the reader is capable of sustained attention and willing to engage with complexity without demanding immediate resolution. It does not assume political alignment, ideological agreement, or shared conclusions. What it does assume is a willingness to slow down long enough for clarity to emerge.
By Peter Thwing - Host of the FST Podcast11 days ago in Humans
The Best AI Tools for Small Businesses in 2026
Artificial intelligence is no longer a luxury reserved for tech giants. In 2026, small businesses are harnessing AI tools to streamline operations, improve customer experiences, and compete on a global scale. From automating repetitive tasks to uncovering actionable insights from data, AI has become a powerful ally for entrepreneurs who want to work smarter, not harder.
By Mind Meets Machine11 days ago in Humans
The Dawn of the Intelligence Revolution: Can Humanity Coexist with the Singularity. AI-Generated.
The Threshold of Change For decades, science fiction writers like Gene Roddenberry (the creator of Star Trek) and Isaac Asimov envisioned a world where machines could think, feel, and interact with humans. Today, we are no longer looking at a distant future. We are living in it. As we stand on the precipice of what scientists call the "Technological Singularity"—a point where AI exceeds human intelligence—the world is gripped by both wonder and fear.
By Zahid Hussain11 days ago in Humans
When AI Makes Decisions About Humans
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant or abstract technology. It is already deciding which resumes get reviewed, who qualifies for loans, how long prison sentences might be, and which patients receive priority care. These decisions—once made exclusively by humans—are increasingly influenced or executed by algorithms. While AI promises efficiency, objectivity, and scale, it also raises profound ethical questions. When machines make decisions about humans, what values guide them, and who is responsible for the outcomes?
By Mind Meets Machine12 days ago in Humans
I Was Thrown Out of an Airbnb House
I had never felt more unwelcome in my life than I did that night. The Airbnb host had been polite enough when I arrived, but something shifted the moment I unpacked my bag. I didn’t notice at first—just a quiet tension, a tight smile, a glance that lingered too long. By the time I had put my toothbrush in the tiny bathroom cup, it was obvious: I wasn’t staying.
By John Smith14 days ago in Humans
How Personality Shapes Your Intellection Talent. AI-Generated.
Give them time to think, and they'll solve problems that stump everyone else. But push them for immediate answers, and they go silent. The Intellection® talent is powerful - but misunderstood, and it manifests very differently depending on who you are.
By Dariusz Kowalski15 days ago in Humans
Winter Storm Watch and the Quiet Anxiety Before Snow Arrives
A winter storm watch does not arrive with thunder or sirens. It arrives quietly, tucked into a weather app notification or scrolling across the bottom of a screen. Still, it changes how people feel. Groceries suddenly matter more. Roads feel uncertain before the first flake falls. Parents glance at school schedules. Elderly neighbors cross minds. A winter storm watch is not a storm itself, but it carries anticipation, worry, and preparation all at once. It sits in that uncomfortable space between normal life and possible disruption. Understanding what it means, and how it affects daily choices, helps turn fear into calm readiness instead of panic.
By Muqadas khan15 days ago in Humans
We Don’t Eat for Nutrition. We Eat for Relief.
There is a certain hour at night when kitchens light up again. The day is technically over. The work is done or abandoned. The phone is finally quiet. And yet refrigerators open, cupboards slide out, and hands reach for food without much thought about taste or nutrition. It happens almost automatically, as if the body is finishing a sentence the day never completed.
By Aarsh Malik16 days ago in Humans
How Personality Shapes Your Communication Talent. AI-Generated.
Some people speak to fill the silence. Others speak to move mountains. The Communication talent shows up in ways that can be dramatically different from person to person — and understanding your specific style is the key to using it effectively.
By Dariusz Kowalski16 days ago in Humans
