Ask yourself this. How long can you go without checking your phone. An hour.10 minutes. Or does the thought itself make you a little restless. Today, instant gratification isn't just a habit.It's a dependency. The average person checks their phone every 12 minutes. Not because we need to, but because we crave that tiny hit of dopamine.We live in an age where everything's faster, food, messaging, cars, and as everything speeds up, we are more impatient, more dissatisfied, and more anxious than ever. Instant ...

reporter Inez de la Quatera in Tel Aviv, and with me in New York, MSNOW senior national security reporter David Rode and editor of The Insider, Michael Weiss. Also joining us, former senior official at the Pentagon during the Obama administration, Wendy Anderson. And as let's start with the ongoing strikes by the U .S.and Israel, what's been destroyed. What's been destroyed. Who's been destroyed. Who's been killed.Hey, Ana. So in terms of what's actually been destroyed, we're not getting a whole lot of clar ...

Imagine you're 18 again. College applications open on your laptop. Weekend plans buzzing in the group chat.Your whole life stretching in front of you. Until it doesn't. Acute liver failure.These three words take control of your life. Now suddenly you're unsure if you'll survive the next month. Forget the next 10 years.Your whole life is dependent on one single phone call. One moment of generosity, one kind stranger, one yes. But that phone never rings.Such is the reality of a Ka Jooshi. And the saddest part ...

Imagine this. You wake up and discover that every clock in the world has stopped. No seconds are ticking. No minutes are passing and no deadlines are looming.Your boss calls and says, "Sorry, we can't measure your tardiness anymore, so just turn up whenever." What would you do. Sleep for 2 days straight. eat breakfast at midnight or finally open that learn piano in two months book which has been lying on your shelf for well forever now.Here's the disturbing truth. You probably still feel late because time, ...

If I ask all of you to open your phones and look at childhood pictures of yourselves, how many of you would truly feel that you are still that same person. Change is not something that we choose or ask for, but rather something we live with. It's that natural progression of our personalities that makes us human.The fact that our likes, our dislikes, they all evolve with time as we grow. But despite all of this change, at our core, we remain the same person, the same soul. What happens, however, when you for ...

In 1633, a man stood before the Roman Inquisition. His crime, looking through the telescope and saying something utterly outrageous, that the earth moves around the sun. This man was Galileo Galile.Centuries later, a girl was demeaned, shamed, and even victim to an assassination attempt. Was she a criminal. No, she was simply an activist who fought for basic rights like education for girls.Such stories from around the world in recent and in ancient history is what deepens my fascination about our society as ...

Look at this image. What do you think it depicts. An intricate mandala.Perhaps a design for a rug. But what if I told you that this surreal pattern is not at all what it seems, but is actually a portrait of a cat. The artist behind this painting was Louis Wayne.Wayne was once known as the artist who changed the way in which people saw cats in the early 1900s. His cat paintings were renowned all over Europe. He transformed the perception of cats from mean and pestlike to bright and lovable creatures bringing ...

Math. Math is probably the only subject where even a single word can trigger a global emotional reaction. You say math and people don't even think. They just respond. They wse. They groan. They confess things you didn't even ask for. I was terrible at math. I still get nightmares. Oh, my teacher hated me. I've heard this from friends, cousins, aunties, strangers, literally everyone. Except maybe babies. And honestly, give them time. So, when someone finds out I actually like math, their face does this stran ...

I have a toxic relationship with my brain. This time it was during a math test just 3 months ago. I confidently wrote the cube of three as nine.Feeling pretty good about my life choices and telling everyone that I was going to ace the test. Then I got my paper back. Turns out that the cube of three is 27.My answer was way off. I didn't even get one mark for working. So, let me introduce you to this evil criminal that made me write nine instead of 27.The brain. It only weighs about three pounds, which is rou ...

If I stole your money, you'd be angry. If I took your data, you may forgive me. But if I took your attention, you might never even notice.And that is the problem. The value of traditional money is in the past. This is the age of an attention economy where a product's monetary value only goes as far as the amount of attention it draws.Thus, the art of grabbing and retaining attention is one of the most valuable skills of the 21st century. Now, I invite you all to come and look at the changes in consumer beha ...