Educación y habilidades
Here's how parents can raise successful children, according to a Stanford dean
Julie Lythcott-Haims is the opposite of a helicopter parent.
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Educación y habilidades
大咖读书会：盖茨和扎克伯格的推荐书单
比尔·盖茨和马克·扎克伯格可谓全世界最富有的成功人士，两人都表示他们的成功离不开阅读。
Emprendimiento
同学们认真听！比尔·盖茨给你们的最佳建议
比尔·盖茨从哈佛辍学了，所以那时他并不是严格意义上的好学生。
Leadership
6 bits of advice that Bill Gates has given students over the years
As a Harvard dropout, Bill Gates wasn't exactly a model student.
Estados Unidos
Photos of maximum-security prisons in Norway and the US reveal the extremes of prison life
Inside the walls of the toughest prison in the US, a fork is a deadly weapon. Inside the walls of Norway's toughest prison, a fork is, well ... a fork.
Sistemas financieros y monetarios
The largest basic income experiment ever has just launched
A groundbreaking social experiment will begin in Kenya in roughly one month.
Cities and Urbanization
Bill Gates is building a smart city in Arizona
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates has purchased nearly 25,000 acres of land in southwestern Arizona for the construction of a brand-new "smart city," AZ Central reports.
Educación y habilidades
Denmark's free education policy has created 'eternity students' who never graduate
As one of a handful of countries that offers free tuition to college students, Denmark grants students enormous freedom from debt and the pressure to declare a major right away.
Fuerza laboral y empleo
为什么比尔·盖茨和乔布斯不让自家孩子接触科技？
心理学家很快发现，对青少年的大脑来说，智能手机有多么危险。
Japón
This Japanese company is giving non-smokers 6 extra days off
As a reward for not taking daily smoke breaks, non-smokers at the Japanese company Piala Inc. now receive an extra six days off each year.
Technological Transformation
Why did Bill Gates and Steve Jobs guard their kids from tech?
Psychologists are quickly learning how dangerous smartphones can be for teenage brains.
Inteligencia Artificial y Robótica
A robot has just been granted citizenship of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is the first country to grant citizenship to a robot.
Estados Unidos
Bill Gates is investing $1.7 billion in education
Bill and Melinda Gates have pledged to commit $1.7 billion over the next five years to bolstering public education in the US.
Japón
Working yourself to death is such a problem in Japan there's a name for it
Japan's work culture is so intense, people in the 1970s invented a word that translates to "death by overwork."
Cities and Urbanization
These are the world's most fragile cities
Much of the world is making great leaps in technology, security, and public health. But some cities are getting left behind.