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Syria integration deal with Kurds brings Relief after Days of bitter Violence wracks war-tornCountry

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By Rob Geist Pinfold, Kings College London (The Conversation) The new Syrian government has signed a deal with to integrate the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) militia into the regime, ...[Continue Reading]

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Antitrust panic helped kill an American robotics pioneer

Lillian Kriese

Antitrust regulators claim to protect competition. Their decision to block Amazons acquisition of iRobot did the opposite. It helped drive an American robotics pioneer into bankruptcy last December a ...[Continue Reading]

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Top 10: Submarine-Destroying Aircraft of All Time

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Submarines mauled shipping and threatened the survival of many nations in the second world war. One way to fight back was with anti-submarine warfare aircraft. Attacking a submarine from the air was ...[Continue Reading]

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Examining Our Compass of Trust

David Richo Ph.D.

Our trust can move in four directions: we can trust ourselves, others, reality, and a higher power. Explore the four directions of trust in your life by drawing a compass, a trusty tool for finding ...[Continue Reading]

Psychology Today

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Contract Workers Management Chose The Cheapest WiFi Plan For A 20-Person Temporary Office, And The Internet Crashed Within An Hour, Forcing Them To Upgrade After Days Of Disruptions

Heather Hall

Pexels/Reddit As the old saying goes, its better to have more than not enough. Imagine management told you the office WiFi was ready to go, but less than an hour after you started working, it shut ...[Continue Reading]

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The Rise of AI and Its Impact on Mental Health

Sandra Wartski Psy.D.

We are being immersed in a world with all types of artificial intelligence (AI). Most of us feel a mix of amazement and astonishment, and sometimes we're aghast and alarmed. Experts predict (and we c ...[Continue Reading]

Psychology Today

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