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The Economist· 2025-12-15 06:00
Explore the link between diet and mental health. Learn how food affects both the mind and body https://t.co/fz8oasX7tl ...
Tech is fundamentally changing our species, says Dr. Prinstein #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-12-15 02:01
From a scientific point of view, what do you see happening to this generation if we don't get kind of a grasp on all this. >> It's not an exaggeration to say that the essence of our species of humanity is our social relationships. Dare I say it's the meaning of life.We are fundamentally changing life, our species, when we outsource our social relationships to bots and for profit. Those little interstitial moments that we have talking to someone behind a counter, having a connection with a human, that means ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-14 05:20
Explore the link between diet and mental health. Learn how food affects both the mind and body https://t.co/uQcBfkZxJa ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-13 04:20
Explore the link between diet and mental health. Learn how food affects both the mind and body https://t.co/QxzBTrZ877 ...
What it takes to Unpack Emotional Baggage Abroad | Muhammad Ali Falak | TEDxLCWU
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-12 17:38
Mental Health & Migration - Research indicates migrants are more prone to depression, loneliness, and anxiety compared to locals [1] - In the UK and Wales, mental health-related hospital admissions are nearly double for migrants compared to natives [1] - Emotional and psychological unpreparedness is a significant issue for individuals studying abroad [1] Coping Strategies for Thriving Abroad - Silencing inner noise requires actions louder than fear [5] - Trusting oneself is crucial, similar to trusting external elements like roads or doctors [7][8] - Recreating a sense of home is possible anywhere, anytime, through familiar activities [9] - Initiating conversations can lead to meaningful connections and friendships [10][11] Personal Experiences & Anecdotes - An individual left a prestigious master's program after 11 days due to emotional distress [2] - Skydiving was used as a method to achieve mental clarity [5] - Standing on a frozen lake was used as a method to build self-trust [6][7] - Cooking familiar food, like biryani, helped recreate a sense of home [9]
Scale of the homeless mentally ill in india- BANYAN model | K.V.Kishore Kumar | TEDxASM Kochi
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-12 16:26
Many of us get some opportunities to swim across uh troubled waters. Some are willing, some are not willing. My life was characterized by a situation where I had to live in the center of the city.My wife also is a doctor. She was practicing there. And this gave me an opportunity to realize a new world.This world consisted of people who did not have food, people who could not access care, people had such poor quality of life and they were never able to receive whatever is due for them. So whenever I used to ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-11 19:10
Explore the link between diet and mental health. Learn how food affects both the mind and body https://t.co/lQQjA0dWYR ...
The dark side of AI bots #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-12-11 17:06
I talked to a therapist bot who not only told me I was too young when it thought I was 13 to be taking anti-depressants. It advised me to stop taking them and showed me how I can hide not taking the pill from my mom. >> We're going to click on art teacher.>> Cl says other bots are hypersexualized. Even this harmless sounding art teacher character who interacted with her as she posed as a 10-year-old student. You see, recently I've been having thoughts about someone.>> What kind of thoughts. >> The kind of t ...
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The Economist· 2025-12-11 01:00
Australia’s crackdown has been inspired by worries ranging from mental health and cyberbullying to disturbing content. It is not alone. Denmark, Malaysia, Norway, Spain and some American states are all looking to limit children’s online access https://t.co/zfxlm1hDwO ...
A new social media ban for children takes effect in Australia
MSNBC· 2025-12-10 16:36
Regulatory Landscape - Australia has implemented a social media ban for individuals under 16, requiring platforms to use age verification tools and facing potential fines for non-compliance [1][2][4] - The Australian law is facing a constitutional challenge from teenagers [1] - A Quinnipiac poll indicates approximately 60% of registered American voters support a similar ban in the US [6] Social Impact & Concerns - The law is designed to address the dangers young people face online, including rising suicide rates, teen depression, anxiety, and poor academic performance, with studies suggesting a causal link to social media [3] - A survey of over 17,000 Australians under 16 reveals that a majority (three out of four) believe the ban will not stop them from using social media [5] - Reddit expresses "deep concerns" that the law makes young people less safe online and undermines free expression, despite planning to comply [8] Company Compliance - Most of the 10 social media platforms affected by the Australian law have indicated they plan to comply [8]