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Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

Article URL: https://www.danielbrendel.com/blog/24-are-we-tired-of-social-media-once-and-for-all Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46519622 Points: 9 # Comments: 3...

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Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

Bill Gurley said the "career industrial complex" is fueling workplace disengagement. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid Bill Gurley says the "career industrial complex" is fueling workplace dise...

Dec 30Business InsidersocietyImpact

The messy art of escapism

Britain’s relationship with alcohol is complicated. It was too simple to heap blame on the young and calculatedly reckless...

Jan 3Financial TimessocietyImpact

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

Julie Levin Courtesy of Julie Levin Julie Levin used bartending to reset her career after a 2023 marketing layoff. She said bartending taught her resilience, humility, and the value of a positive atti...

Jan 4Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI A few times a week, Jonathan Freidin, a medical malpractice attorney in Miami, says he'll notice that people will fill out his firm's client contact sheet with text litt...

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Inside the hidden Marine Corps recruiting crisis that's 'burning Marines' to fill the ranks

Matt Rota for BI Matthew Partyka was built for the infantry, not sales. The young, blue-eyed Marine sergeant was a quiet introvert, almost sphinx-like, with a soft smile. He thrived in the brotherhood...

Jan 3Business InsiderPolitics

The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

A solider pockets his beret in East Point, Ga., March 7, 2017. Staff Sgt. Ken Scar/US Army Reserve Military branches have different rules when it comes to hands in pockets. Regulations vary, with some...

Dec 25Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

French doctors striking over 'authoritarian drift' in universal healthcare system

French doctors are striking over the Social Security Financing Act for 2026. According to Dr. Anna Boctor, Paediatrician and President of Jeunes Médecins, this signals an “authoritarian drift” in heal...

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Coming of age in Syria’s war

When the civil war in Syria began, Mohammed al-Hallak was only a teenager. This is his story....

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I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Kari Cobham learned how to be a better leader after a health crisis early in her career. Courtesy of Kari Cobham A stroke at 29 changed Kari Cobham's approach to work, leadership, and recovery. Cobham...

Jan 4Business InsiderHealthImpact

Original Magic: The Gathering Art Director Wanted the TCG to 'Celebrate Female Empowerment' With Its Card Art

The original art director of Magic: The Gathering, Jesper Myrfors, has once again taken to social media to offer some interesting behind-the-scenes insight into the early days of the game, this time e...

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The rise of the AI wingman

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Daters are using AI to slide into the DMs and craft Hinge profiles. Three singles told Business Insider that they had used ChatGPT for pick-up lines, dating app bios, an...

Dec 26Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

Anne Wojcicki and Susan Wojcicki Andrew Harnik/ Getty Images; Eric Gaillard/ Reuters Esther Wojcicki taught her three daughters that it was OK to fail and try again. She said emphasizing independence ...

Jan 3Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

The author (not pictured) is the oldest of her eight siblings. Florin Prunoiu/Getty Images/Image Source I'm the oldest of eight, including five foster siblings, and our house was always a busy place. ...

Dec 28Business InsidersocietyImpact

8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

Workers in six more states will see their minimum wages hit $15. Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Nineteen states will raise their minimum wages in January, affecting over 8 m...

Dec 25Business InsidereconomicsImpact

When I was diagnosed with low sperm count, I felt guilty and embarrassed. I want to break the taboo.

Brian Mazza, Chloe Melas, and their sons at Sony's "Karate Kid: Legends" world premiere in New York City in May 2025. Photo by John Nacion/Variety via Getty Images Businessman, influencer, and...

Dec 30Business InsiderHealthImpact

Berlin suspects ‘leftwing extremists’ of causing huge power outage

Tens of thousands of households without electricity and heating amid freezing temperatures...

Jan 4Financial TimescrimeImpact

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

From street paramilitaries to Colombian insurgents, Venezuela is teeming with men with guns...

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The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

The American economy is tipping away from low-wage workers once again. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images The K-shaped economy has returned, with gaps widening between high and low-income American...

Jan 2Business InsidereconomicsImpact

I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

captionTK Milagros Costabel As someone born completely blind , I was often told I'd never get to travel the world. Getting my guide dog changed that, and in three years, we've been to over a dozen cou...

Dec 26Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

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Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

The messy art of escapism

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending &mdash;&nbsp;and it changed my approach to office work

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Inside the hidden Marine Corps recruiting crisis that's 'burning Marines' to fill the ranks

The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

French doctors striking over 'authoritarian drift' in universal healthcare system

Coming of age in Syria’s war

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Original Magic: The Gathering Art Director Wanted the TCG to 'Celebrate Female Empowerment' With Its Card Art

The rise of the AI wingman

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

When I was diagnosed with low sperm count, I felt guilty and embarrassed. I want to break the taboo.

Berlin suspects ‘leftwing extremists’ of causing huge power outage

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

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Are we tired of social media once and for all? On the downfall of social media

Americans are living in a 'career industrial complex.' Venture capitalist Bill Gurley explains how to break out and find your dream job.

The messy art of escapism

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending &mdash;&nbsp;and it changed my approach to office work

ChatGPT is the new WebMD

Inside the hidden Marine Corps recruiting crisis that's 'burning Marines' to fill the ranks

The US military is weird about hands in pockets, and the rules are all over the place

French doctors striking over 'authoritarian drift' in universal healthcare system

Coming of age in Syria’s war

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis &mdash; and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

Original Magic: The Gathering Art Director Wanted the TCG to 'Celebrate Female Empowerment' With Its Card Art

The rise of the AI wingman

My daughters attended Harvard, Yale, and Stanford; they then became the CEOs of YouTube and 23andMe. Letting them fail helped them grow into leaders.

I'm the oldest of 8 kids, including 5 foster siblings. There are pros and cons to my big family.

8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

When I was diagnosed with low sperm count, I felt guilty and embarrassed. I want to break the taboo.

Berlin suspects ‘leftwing extremists’ of causing huge power outage

The gangs, goons and guerrillas running swaths of Venezuela

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back &mdash; and it could mean a rocky 2026

I've traveled to 16 countries with my guide dog. He gives me freedom, but sometimes strangers make me want to stay home.

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026

After getting laid off from a corporate job, I started bartending — and it changed my approach to office work

I had a stroke at 29 and went back to work weeks later. It taught me how to lead through a crisis — and to give grace to myself and my colleagues

The K-shaped economy of the rich doing fine and everyone else struggling is back — and it could mean a rocky 2026