by Lawson Brooks | Jun 7, 2024
Can AI detect irony or faux pas? New research shows that AI models can pass theory of mind tests at human levels.
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 7, 2024
Keep your arms looking and feeling strong with these four exercises. Bat wings, arm jiggle, hello Helens. There are plenty of not-so-nice terms to refer to the loose skin on our underarms. But behind those appearance-based gripes hides a much bigger issue: declining...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 7, 2024
“Action is the antidote to despair” Joan Baez From: A-Z Quotes Are you haunted by the imagery and memories of medical treatments, unrelated to vaccines, which resulted in harm rather than benefit? (Hereafter “adverse medical event” or AME; “ad’·verse; preventing...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 7, 2024
Older Americans Month was established in 1963. At that time there were only 17 million Americans who had reached their 65th birthday. About a third of these lived in poverty and there were few programs available to help them with their needs. This year the theme for...
by Lawson Brooks | Jun 7, 2024
The foyer of the albergue was overflowing with peregrinos. Bodies packed in like sardines, squeezing into every nook and cranny. The room was ripe with anticipation as more and more people squeezed in, saying hello to each other with a “Buen Camino” and smile. I...
