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I see companies less like machines and more like living organisms. Like an amoeba, you need to be semi-permeable.

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World Hospice and palliative care day is celebrated today. It focuses on to embrace each moment, pursue your dreams, and live authentically, rather than waiting for a future moment to truly begin ...

Explore the transformative role of communal tables in architecture, fostering connections and social interactions in public ...

This question has been popping up frequently in the news and in publications.  Attempts have been made to define it but most ...

As part of the OSCE project "Promoting Environmental Security through Advancing Sustainable Development and Climate Resilience Practices", a ...

Trees prepare for the hardships of winter by recycling nutrients, shutting down photosynthesis, and shedding their leaves. In doing so, they give us one of nature’s greatest spectacles. The reds, ...

Copper kills most germs within hours because it disrupts a pathogen's protective layers that keep its cells alive.

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