5 Myths About Radiation You Should Stop Believing
The topic of electromagnetic radiation, including its impact on human health and the environment is surrounded by a lot of misunderstanding.
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The topic of electromagnetic radiation, including its impact on human health and the environment is surrounded by a lot of misunderstanding.
With NGOs and scientists ringing alarm bells, becoming more sustainable in our day-to-day lives has now become a true necessity.
Contrary to what we like to believe about multitasking, we aren’t really working on multiple things at once, we’re just quickly switching back and forth.
The story of Mudita is really the story of people with a beautiful shared vision, people who believe in something, people who want to make things happen.
Temporary non-users like The Unplugged validates what we can learn from the absence of objects such as our phones, a perspective worth considering.
Jadelin Pikake Felipe writes about her research on college students intentionally unplugging from cell phones, a minority group she calls The Unplugged.
The irreversible move, to delete my Facebook account instead of just deactivating it, had some consequences for my recent life which I wanted to share.
For many workers, it’s not unusual to be staring at a screen all day long. Spending this much time online, is hugely detrimental to your quality of life.
The reality is that these days living without technology seems almost impossible. Our phones have become an integral part of our lives.