“Witnessing others in pain activates the same neural pathways as experiencing pain directly.” – Institute for Basic Science – New research reveals that specific neurons in our anterior cingulate cortex respond to both our own distress and others’ suffering, creating...
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“Future conflicts will require adaptable, rapidly deployable weapons rather than rigid, slow-to-produce systems.” – Clark, Patt, et.al. – Maintaining military advantage in a increasingly complex threat environment involves prioritizing scalable, adaptable munitions production over perfect bespoke systems and leveraging America’s...
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“According to science, too much small talk robs us of not only more meaningful conversations, but also deeper levels of connection and happiness.” – Jessica Stillman – In our hyper-connected world, we’ve paradoxically mastered the art of saying nothing through...
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