When Australians John and Helen Taylor drove the entire lower 48 states last summer, setting a U.S. fuel economy Guinness World Record by averaging an astonishing 58.82 miles per gallon, […]

It may be, “I’m taken.”  The New Scientistreports today on a Journal of Experimental Social Psychologystudy finding that single heterosexual women prefer men who are identified as taken by a […]

At lunch today I disgraced myself. I lost my temper and blew the head off some poor fund’s manager – metaphorically. So why did I get upset? Maybe I have […]

Warm and Comfortable UGG Boots When heard of winter, cold may come in your mind at once. If you are ready for the coming of winter, you should never be […]

As a philosopher, I always wonder why the democratic system can yield this kind of incompetent, ignorant, over-ambitious, but always feel good presidents. In US, we got George W. Bush (sorry, Senior President Bush, Yes! Your eldest son!), In Taiwan they got two! God bless human being!

2000 years is relatively short span within earth's evolutionary time span.

To best-selling “Good to Great” author Jim Collins, the most challenging times for businesses are the good ones.

Author Jim Collins thinks the best employees need no motivation; leaders trip up when they destroy that drive.

To prepare for the next calamity, business strategist Jim Collins suggests being “fanatically disciplined” all of the time, not just during tumult.

Best-selling author of “Good to Great” and “Built to Last,” Jim Collins reflects upon his childhood and constant professional struggle.

An article from the New Scientist claims that people’s barriers to thinking more greenly are mostly psychological. People are more likely to adopt green attitudes if (1) they think their […]

David Cutler explains the burgeoning friendship between Obama and insurance companies.

David Culter discusses America’s difficulties in solving big social problems.

David Cutler describes the need for new medical technologies and pinpoints the sectors are poised to deliver these changes.

David Cutler details the three common features of today’s successful industries, and explains why healthcare falls short on each of them.

The Harvard economist, David Cutler, outlines healthcare’s biggest inefficiencies, and explains how to solve them.

Big Think Interview with Harvard Professor of Economics, David Cutler.

David Cutler, Professor of Economics at Harvard, explains how an emphasis on cutting costs has made us lose sight of the most important issues in healthcare reform

In an age where people would rather speculate as to which classic novels would make the best video game rather than, you know, actually read the books, teachers and parents […]

What is the difference between Global Warming and Climate Change? The meanings of the terms have become hidden because of all the political innuendo attached to them.