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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
The old value-add?Back in the day, I always heard the term "value-add," as the kind of extra a seller threw in to show the product or service was worth the price being asked. An article argues those small extras appeal to Millennials, especially in the beauty markets....
Validating peopleVia Business Insider, this little video is about what to give fathers on Fathers Day. The psychologist challenges viewers to not give gifts. Instead, give validation. For example, thank Dad for being there when you needed him.Come to think of it, this...
21st century risk management
Via Business Insider: Many people think about risk management as a defensive strategy, a tool for minimizing exposure to economic crises or public-relations blowouts. But Russell Walker, a clinical associate professor of managerial economics and decision sciences at...
Would A Human Head Transplant Be Ethical?
Via Reason and Popular Science: …the technology required for successful human-head transplantation is finally here, and that it could be used to help people with irreparable damage to their bodies and spinal cords. Would A Human Head Transplant Be Ethical? | Popular...
Would A Human Head Transplant Be Ethical?
Via Reason and Popular Science: …the technology required for successful human-head transplantation is finally here, and that it could be used to help people with irreparable damage to their bodies and spinal cords. Would A Human Head Transplant Be Ethical? | Popular...
Revolutionary Faith
Via Books and Culture: Kidd debunks the notion that the founders sought to immunize American politics and public life against the influence of religion. Even Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the early statesmen most habitually invoked by contemporary advocates of...
Revolutionary Faith
Via Books and Culture: Kidd debunks the notion that the founders sought to immunize American politics and public life against the influence of religion. Even Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, the early statesmen most habitually invoked by contemporary advocates of...
The Future Shape of Theological Education
Via Catalyst Resources: …we can confidently predict that few seminaries, as we know them now, will exist in fifty years. The Future Shape of Theological Education | Catalyst Resources Catalyst Resources Points: “Today the most compelling and significant information is...