Sales & Business
Sales Guru Aaron Ross Blames 'Anxiety Economy' for Short-Term Thinking
If your team keeps doing more of what isn't working, this conversation explains exactly why — and where the instinct comes from.
Stories
Artificial Intelligence
AI Suggests Voynich Manuscript Studied in Wrong Order for 400 Years 🇺🇸
Researcher Lisa Davis, a leading Voynich manuscript expert, observed non-consecutive pages within the same bifolio (double sheet) shared graphic elements, like pages 78 and 81. To investigate, she developed an AI to analyze symbol and word likenesses. The AI confirmed a high affinity between seeming
Artificial Intelligence
Bostrom's Simulation Hypothesis: We're Likely Simulated Minds 🇺🇸
Philosopher Nick Bostrom's 2003 paper posited a crucial choice: humanity either goes extinct before reaching a posthuman phase, future civilizations forgo historical simulations, or we already live in one. His argument rests on exponential computational growth, enabling future civilizations to craft
Science & Energy
AI to Transform Healthcare with 'Agentic Care Operating System'
Artificial intelligence is set to fundamentally reshape healthcare delivery, moving beyond traditional electronic health records to create an "AI-native agentic care operating system." This new paradigm will augment clinicians by providing personalized, real-time patient data, suggesting interventio
Sales & Business
AI-Driven Intent Signals Give Startups a Surgical Edge in Prospecting
Startups with limited resources are turning to AI to surface intent signals buried across websites, podcasts, and blogs — identifying prospects who have already demonstrated awareness of a specific strategy before a single outreach is made. Rather than casting a wide net, the approach locates, say,