#wellbeing Trending Posts - STEMGeeks

over 1 year ago

That Poor Pooch The term "screwed the pooch" was used by Colleague to describe a situation where a mistake was made and cannot be changed. Taraz humorously suggested substituting "pooch"…

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over 1 year ago

Aromatherapy101 Lovers of good smell will swear to you that good smell does wonders to them, that it calms them and bring them peace. Others

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about 1 year ago

No clearly marked exits in this hospital Over the last few years, there's been (obviously) a fair amount of discusson around the medical establishment, its intentions, dark machinations, or alternatively savior-like…

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about 1 year ago

Finance and Economy

Money = Wellbeing I was checking Smallsteps' math homework yesterday and she made an error in one of the questions. She makes so few, so the errors she makes tend to be speed errors, where she…

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7 months ago

Why Don’t Students Want to Research Anymore Rather AI? A Quiet Reflection Imageref So, lately, I’ve noticed a shi

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7 months ago

Around and Again Since I have been a long-time proponent (and participant) in longer form content and have for far longer warned anyone who would listen and many who would not about the dangers…

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5 months ago

WTF: Fire and Ice We Talk Friday (WTF) This is a semi-regular series that I will run on Fridays to hold discussions on a current topic from the week gone. The aim is to keep them light and…

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5 months ago

Artificial Wisdom One of the benefits of the work I do, is I get to work closely with a diverse set of key roles, across a diverse cross-section of industries, often with overlapping components…

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4 months ago

Where to Learn I have been working in some capacity since I was around twelve years of age. For the first few years, it was cash in hand jobs, because legally it wasn't possible to work at that…

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4 months ago

AI Wouldn't Choose You Speaking with a client today, I got some interesting insight into the lives of teens through some stories about her kids. It started with how her 17-year old is going to a party…

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