Death Stranding 2 Is The First Truly Good Social Network
One night, I pushed too far and took too many risks while playing. I was in the middle of an area infested with deadly BTs, aka evil tar ghosts who can kill you.
Your Brain Really Likes to Groove With Other People
Human dancing involves multi-level brain activation and enhances coordination by extracting information about a partner's movement, leading to a richer social interaction.
Self-censorship and the 'spiral of silence': Why Americans are less likely to publicly voice their opinions on political issues
According to a 2022 book by political scientists, fears about speaking out are grounded in concerns about social sanctions for expressing unwelcome views.
Dear Abby: I take the fire stairs so I don't have to answer my neighbors' questions
"I have been at the same job for 20-plus years and have accrued a lot of vacation days... It frosts me because they're implying I'm doing something wrong..."
Bradley's Big Idea winners combine augmented reality and support for local businesses
The Hunter System integrates augmented reality with local business marketing, encouraging users to engage with real-world events while earning rewards.
Playing board games offers a fun way to interact socially, reduces stress, and provides a mentally stimulating outlet without the seriousness of competition or outcomes.
The togetherness of eating can often backfire, transforming shared meals into awkward encounters, as exemplified by the uncomfortable experience of dining next to an annoying stranger.
What Is the Difference Between Amsterdam Beer Bike and a Regular Tour?
In an age when tourists seek vivid, lively encounters, the Amsterdam beer bike fulfills the need for emotions better than many traditional concepts, offering immersive experiences.
Switch 2 still uses friend codes, but now they're sort of optional
"The unique string of numbers that you have to punch in for every person you add is now optional. You can scan a QR code with the Nintendo Switch phone app instead."
The ethical threat of loneliness: the impact of workplace loneliness on cheating behavior - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Remote work, though beneficial, correlates with heightened feelings of loneliness among employees, negatively impacting overall workplace satisfaction.
The ethical threat of loneliness: the impact of workplace loneliness on cheating behavior - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Remote work, though beneficial, correlates with heightened feelings of loneliness among employees, negatively impacting overall workplace satisfaction.
Care home uses giant tablet computer to bring residents together
An interactive tablet at Lawnfield House care home is enhancing social activities among residents, encouraging them to engage through games and technology.