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Can you tell us a little about the work you have been doing?MC: On January 20 everyone woke up in Arizona.

our evolutionary history is something of an arms race between the pelvic size of mothers and the skull size of offspring.for adulting: its manipulative marketing language that cynically taunts millennials with the popular myth of their own delayed development in order to profit from it.

a relatively healthy non-smoker in a warm and joyful marriage who is nearly as professionally successful as he wants to be.Wright Mills described a certain professional class that conceives of social change in the narrowest terms—as an individual adaptation to the larger system.Centuries-old communal rites of passage succumbed quickly to secularized theories of human development.

city with the most PhDs—it seems fair to say that these classes are geared toward a certain high-achieving millennial demographic.Altering your personality to suit the changed circumstances of the world was no longer a self-evident prescription for self-improvement.

or after the point when your gig at the hot new startup leaves you high and dry and less-than-marketable.

If adulting began in elite Boston suburb of Brookline—which enjoys the joint distinction of the JFKs official birthplace and the U.whether their job or mortgage applications are seen by prospective employers and lenders.

giving greater weight to ending the tedium of performing the same tasks over and over.Human-Centered AI • By Ben Shneiderman • Oxford University Press • 400 pages • ISBN: 978-0-19284529-0 • £20 / $25    About 20 years ago.

he discusses the value of the key AI research goals -- emulating human behaviour and developing useful applications.  read this Everything you need to know about AI An executive guide to artificial intelligence.