A Facebook post claims that a Pfizer document advises people not to have unprotected sex within 28 days of the second dose of its Covid-19 vaccine, because of the supposed risk of “birth defects due to genetic manipulation”. This is not true. The post contains a very blurry screenshot of what appears to be a… Read More »
When considering energy and bioenergetics, there are many key factors to consider beyond simply consuming vitamins. Before one should even consider the use of vitamins, it’s imperative to examine the amount and quality of one’s sleep. Sleep is the most important factor when it comes to energy levels. Additionally, exercise, diet (including hydration), and stress… Read More »
The Labour Party research is likely to raise concern that many pensioners had been struggling financially before this year’s cost-of-living squeeze struck. The Express, 15 February 2022. An article in the Express shared analysis from the Labour party about pensioner debt, which is missing some important context—as is a tweet from the shadow Work and… Read More »
Here are this week’s Life Pro Tips. 1. Don’t get overwhelmed by perfection or nice-looking but arbitrary figures when shooting for goals. Do 17 pushups, save $138.93, read 1/3 of a chapter, but keep moving. When approaching tasks, errands, projects, etc., somehow, my instinct is to throw the thought of doing it all out the…… Read More »
We asked our regular contributors through e-mail What is a scientific fact that absolutely blows your mind? We got many interesting responses. Here are some of them. We have just copied and pasted their responses, not editing them in any way. 1. Voyager 1 has been traveling >30,000 mph for 43 years and it’s only…… Read More »
Ergonomic hazards are physical factors that put our musculoskeletal system at risk of injury. Our musculoskeletal system is the body’s system of locomotion, including joints and muscles and tendons and ligaments and bones. Working from home can sometimes pose a threat to this system. But the good news is that these threats can be identified… Read More »
Are successful entrepreneurs born or made? The “born vs made” debate is one that has been raging for ages, and there are a few schools of thought when it comes to this question. The first is that some people are simply born with the skills and personality traits needed to be successful entrepreneurs. They have… Read More »
Emotions are sometimes so vague that we barely understand our own. So, how can we pretend to understand our employees? And how can we deal with an emotional employee? The last couple of years were more than challenging for employees. Working from home brought a lot of benefits—no morning drive to the office, for example.… Read More »
The pandemic hit, the Great Resignation is happening, nobody knows if the current market hiccups are just that or an early sign of the bear market. There’s a lot going on that would make anyone nervous and uncertain about the future that’s to come. But there have been problems, struggles, and challenges in the past… Read More »
