At the Black Hat 2022 cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas, much of the discussion from the annual gathering revolved around three examples of how technology can have unintended consequences.

We need to develop resilience to protect ourselves against experiences that could be overwhelming and to maintain balance in our lives during difficult or stressful periods.

David Szondy argues that the Swedish navy's new Submarines significantly add to NATO's capability by delivering a sustained effect against a potential Russian threat for an extended period.

This BBC article argues that traditionally you would only change jobs after spending a few years at a company—this is no longer the case with younger workers in some cases changing jobs every few months.

Ross Gittins argues that businesses tend only to mention productivity when asking the government to reduce taxes so the companies can increase profits without having to do anything.

The author argues that effective communication is an essential skill for every leader. But even the most emotionally intelligent leaders can fail to communicate under pressure.

The author identifies five naval battles that he considers decisive, noting that to be decisive, a battle must achieve a long-lasting strategic impact.

This article claims that rates of anger, anxiety and aggression in some workplaces might be accelerating. The author asserts that there are various reasons for increasing anger and that workplace anger and anxiety could be the new normal.

Using incremental improvements in design and production processes allows the United States Navy to launch Virginia Class Submarines on an almost annual basis.

This article argues that the WW2 German Fw190 aircraft was, in purely platform terms, better than the Spitfire V. However, inadequate logistics, poor leadership and ineffective doctrine meant that the Germans could never exploit the qualitative edge in capability terms that the Fw190 should have provided.