The date ended before the appetizers were even served.
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A truly global, multicultural endeavor.
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The whole conversation around AI is about to get much, much worse. We’ve been talking a lot about AI, generative AI, LLMs, or whatever your preferred moniker has become, for some time now. And for good reason. This is a still-emerging technology that has begun to infiltrate many parts of our lives, willingly or otherwise. […]
I recognise the month of June as Pride Month and stand proudly alongside my brothers and sisters in the LGBTQ+ community. For me, Pride is more than a celebration; it’s an opportunity to affirm the dignity, worth, and humanity of people who have too often faced prejudice, exclusion, or misunderstanding. It’s a reminder that every … Continue reading Personal Statement: Pride Month →
People will surprise you.
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Sakomoto interviews Octavio Choi, professor of neuropsychiatry, about what makes us human.
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90% of the population is right-handed. Before now, we didn't really know why.
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This change in perspective could change humanity.
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आँखें हमारी बहुत दूर तक उड़ जाती हैं, रोशनी जहाँ नहीं, वहाँ भी पहुँच पाती हैं, जब दिमाग शांत हो … More
The dog’s remains were returned home as a man found his own.
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Sakamoto talks with physics professor Hideo Mabuchi about craft and the creative cycle.
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“There's a little piece of her still there."
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न तब RO का पानी था, न TDS की शान… फिर भी कुएँ का जल था अमृत के समान… . … More
Don't hold back on compliments. Give them freely.
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A Software Engineer’s Take on AI, Incentives, and the Future of Work
Drenched in sweat, beneath a blazing sun or trembling winter winds, he walks on.. untouched by fear of illness, unmindful … More
When I walk along the streets, I often see, time moving slowly in fragile bodies, an old man’s trembling hand, … More
Sakamoto talks to professor Alexander Nemerov about the role of the artist in our modern technologically-dependent world.
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I’ve been reflecting about resilience recently. I’ve learnt that resilience isn’t about being unbreakable, it’s about learning how to bend, recover, and keep moving when life doesn’t go to plan. Stay Ready: Resilience begins with realism. Life rarely unfolds according to plan, and the shock of disruption often hurts more than the disruption itself. Staying … Continue reading Finding Strength When…
Soft spring winds share Easter’s tale, A time of hope, where love won’t fail… Equinox and moonlight guide the way, … More
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In a world obsessed with material wealth, true richness lies in nurturing love, appreciating beauty, and finding fulfillment through service.
Many people are unaware of the fascinating process behind the manufacture of anti-snake venom. I was myself surprised to learn … More
Humanity is delightfully diverse, yet we’re also wonderfully the same. For all our differences, many of our fundamental needs, desires, and impulses are universal. One of those impulses? Kissing our own knees, apparently. A six-second TikTok video shared by a young woman in the Philippines demonstrating the phenomenon went wildly viral, racking up more than […]
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I was deeply engaged in composing a brand-new poem when an unexpected collaborator announced its presence: an itch on my … More
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From a quiet street in Glasgow to a sunlit wall in Madrid, these artworks remind us that empathy still lives in the small, shared moments between strangers. Each piece captures kindness — a helping hand, a warm glance, a soft connection to nature. Together, they reflect the tenderness that holds our cities together.
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- Sibling Pep Talk — David Zinn in Michigan,…
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