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Want to Be Happier, Healthier, and Wealthier? Science Says Start Seeing 'Future You' the Right Way Some people see themselves as basically the same: Where you live might change, your profession might change, your circumstances might change, but deep inside you see yourself as roughly the same. As social psychologists put it, you assume a strong continuity between today you and 20-years-from-now you.
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WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWork WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkGopuff officially launches its instant delivery service in France After launching its service in the U.K. late last year, Gopuff is officially expanding to Europe starting with France. In addition to the Paris area, the instant grocery delivery service is now live in Marseille, Lille and Toulouse. There are more European countries on the companys roadmap, such a WorkSource makes greenhouses smarter to secure the future of food supply Agtech startup Source.ag today announced it harvested a $10 million investment to make greenhouses smarter. The founders have set their eyes on a horizon where, driven by climate change and a rapid increase in global food demand as population continues to increase, more crops are being forced indoo WorkWorkFigma brings whiteboarding to the iPad Collaboration has always been at the heart of what Figma does. Founder Dylan Field worked for years before launching Figma with the sole mission of making design a multiplayer game. Since launch, the company has reached a $10 billion valuation and accrued millions of users, all on the back of that WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorld heavyweight boxing champ Oleksandr Usyk returns to Ukraine to fight Current world heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk has returned home to take up arms in Ukraine. Speaking from a basement in the Kyiv area in an exclusive interview with Don Riddell, the 35-year-old fighter believes that boxing has prepared him for this terrifying scenario, even though his sport is the furthest thing from his mind at the moment. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkOpinion: A new generation is being introduced to the nuclear threat Vladimir Putin's ominous nuclear threats, as unlikely as they are to manifest, mark a distinct shift for younger Americans -- who came of age into a post-Cold War world and whose relationship to existential dread has already been transformed by life in a pandemic, writes Jill Filipovic. |
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