Our minds create an illusory self through dualistic thinking, and fears death due to the illusion of control. Much of our anxiety about death is a concept that is not based in reality.

Quantum AI merges artificial intelligence with quantum computing, offering unparalleled speed and efficiency for tasks like model training, financial forecasting, and drug discovery. Challenges like hardware instability and scalability delay its mainstream adoption.

This article argues selfies have become a dominant visual trend, distorting facial features and shaping self-perception through lens and perspective effects. Wide-angle lenses may impact selfie appearance negatively and filters may create unrealistic beauty standards.

This article chronicles the evolution of a U.S. Army combat medic's career, highlighting technological advancements and their impact on battlefield medicine, leadership, and resilience.

This article cites recent successes in teleporting particles such as photons and electrons, but raises ethical questions about teleporting humans and the impact it could have on our understanding of life and identity.

In 2020, the U.S. Marine Corps retired its tank units to focus on lighter, more mobile expeditionary capabilities suited to naval warfare and countering China's regional ambitions. The Corps aims to prioritize long-range missile systems and amphibious strategies.

China has unveiled its Type 076 amphibious assault ship, advancing its naval capabilities with cutting-edge technology like an electromagnetic catapult. This development underscores China’s expanding maritime power, directly challenging U.S. naval dominance.

US President Carter's service in nuclear subs (one is named after him) shaped his legacy— hands-on fission technology leadership contributed to global peace efforts. His work symbolised a blend of military service and peacebuilding.

This United States Army article, published in three parts, explores twelve foundational principles of military leadership, incorporating historical insights, practical applications, and key examples to foster effective leadership among NCOs. Topics range from leading from the front and teamwork to decisiveness and moral courage.

A recent University of Cambridge study reveals that intense competition among early human species, like Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, led to the evolution of many more human types than would normally have been expected.