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Auto ‘Politeness Transfer’ Softens Blunt Work Messages
By Byron Spice-Carnegie Mellon A new automated method makes communications more polite, researchers report. Specifically, the method takes nonpolite directives or requests—those that use either...
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Long Distance Isn’t the Problem. It’s You.
Have you ever heard the saying about dating, that you’ll either get married or break up? Same goes for long distance dating: at some point, it will either stop being a long distance relationship, or...
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The Importance of Trust in Relationships
No one can overemphasize the importance of trust in developing a successful long-term relationship. It’s the superglue for forming the strongest of friendships and the deepest of love. Without trust,...
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Can Steel Ever Be Green?
By Mark Beretta As President Joe Biden begins his first term, it’s clear that a comprehensive green agenda to combat climate change in the US and worldwide is near the top of his priorities. One of his...
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13 Couple Conversation Topics for a Healthy Relationship
Successful long-term relationships are the product of effective communication between couples. These are made through daily communication involving smalls words, small gestures, and small acts. Good...
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How To Change Your Mate
How would you like your partner to be different? Would you like them to respect you more? How about more sex? Do you want them to be less critical of you? Less irritable? Less demanding? More attentive...
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Why Communication Is a Crucial Tool in Tackling Planetary Crises
By Malgorzata Buszko-Briggs Malgorzata Buszko–Briggs is a Senior Forestry Officer at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. The challenges facing our planet are immense – from...
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One, Two, and Three Exes Later — Here Are My Unfiltered Thoughts About Young...
I don’t blame myself or my exes because I came late to the party. I had a late start with relationships. Maybe a little late than usual, but not later than acceptable. I got off badly. In a seemingly...
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Automated Mining Inspection Against the Odds
By Silicon Valley Robotics Learn how Rajant Corporation, PBE Group, and Australian Droid + Robot – as part of a #MSHA (U.S. Department of Labor)-backed mine safety mission – achieved a historic...
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Why You Should Embrace More Breaks in Your Relationship and Even in Marriage
I know! You must think I’m crazy to say that breaks are also good in marriages, but almost all couples have them without even knowing it. There is a saying that “After every conflict comes a stronger...
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Time Out With That Relationship
Despite your best efforts, it is still conceivable that a potential love interest won’t react to a relationship with the same amount of warmth and dedication that you anticipate. Some people might...
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Exxon Could Have Helped Stop Climate Change 30 Years Ago, ‘Proprietary’ Docs...
By Geoff Dembicki, DeSmog Exxon figured out a solution that could have helped achieve “stabilization” of the climate emergency back in the early 1990s, and then came up with a communication strategy...
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Love Month Mantras, Part 3
Moving Out (Of Their Head) I will ask questions and listen. I will let you think what you think. I will not guess. I will strive to achieve clarity in communications. I will be direct and forthcoming....
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What Leadership Is and How Understanding the Meaning of Leadership Will Make...
General Dwight David “Ike” Eisenhower was the Supreme Allied Commander, in Europe in June 1944. He was responsible for the decision to launch the invasion of Europe on 6th June 1944. In one day...
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Study: Microtargeting Works, Just Not the Way People Think
By Zach Winn | MIT News Office Recent U.S. elections have raised the question of whether “microtargeting,” the use of extensive online data to tailor persuasive messages to voters, has altered the...
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How to Measure & Communicate DEI Progress
Most of us have heard the old adage “What gets measured gets done.” For organizations that are serious about diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), measurement is key. When outcomes are measured over...
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Communicating Across Time
By Ken Shulman | Arts at MIT Since the invention of the telegraph, humans have been able to communicate across great distances in real-time. Today, we can choose among myriad technologies — radio,...
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Steve Woodruff: One Calculated Decision Away From His Best Life
By Bryan Wish Steve Woodruff, sometimes called the Mayor of pharmaceutical sales training, is the Founder and President of Impactiviti, an intelligent network specializing in clarity. Steve has...
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Build a Strategic Roadmap for DEI to Avoid Stalling Out
Organizations deeply committed to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) work understand it’s a long game. DEI is a journey rather than a destination. Yet, having tangible priorities and expected...
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Opinion: Why Are So Few People Investigating Covid’s Origins?
By Alina Chan The origin of Covid-19 remains a subject of intense public interest, and it hinges on two main hypotheses: One holds that the virus developed naturally among wild animals and spilled...
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