Why Some Ideas Take Flight, and Others Don't
Complex ideas, whether theories or promotions, engage the intellect and rouse contemplation, but they are rarely goads to immediate action. Simple ideas, by contrast, anchor themselves in our memory.
Complex ideas, whether theories or promotions, engage the intellect and rouse contemplation, but they are rarely goads to immediate action. Simple ideas, by contrast, anchor themselves in our memory.
James Hoggan | Posted 10.18.2009 | Green
The chemical and pharmacological industries' profit-driven public relations is trumping our efforts to make prudent judgments about our health and safety.
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I was gifted with a naïve optimism that almost always led me to the question, "Why not?"
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Rick Smith is stepping down after 24 years as editor in chief of Newsweek. He's also relinquishing his CEO title, which he's held for 16 years, but wi...
AP | Dan Joling | Posted 03.28.2008 | Home
The former head of an oil field service company admitted Thursday in court that he bribed three Alaska legislators, including the son of a U.S. senato...
Rick Smith | Posted 12.01.2009 | Living