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The Economist’s 2026 Cover: Prediction, Pattern, or Power Play?
Every year, as the world edges closer to January 1, one magazine quietly captures global attention long before fireworks light the sky. It doesn’t rely on sensational headlines or viral outrage. Instead, it offers symbols—dense, unsettling, and strangely precise.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan26 days ago in Journal
Welcome to the Age of Quiet Technology
For most of the last two decades, technology wanted to be seen. Phones buzzed constantly. Screens lit up with urgency. Notifications competed for our attention like street vendors shouting over one another. New devices arrived each year with louder promises, brighter displays, and bigger reasons to look at them.
By Shahjahan Kabir Khan26 days ago in Journal
Highlights From New Year’s Eve Celebrations Around the Globe . AI-Generated.
As the calendar turned and a new year began, cities across the world erupted in color, music, and emotion, offering a powerful reminder of humanity’s shared traditions and diverse cultural expressions. New Year’s Eve is one of the few moments when billions of people, regardless of geography or background, pause together to mark the passage of time. The highlights from this year’s global celebrations reflected not only joy and spectacle, but also resilience, reflection, and hope for the future.
By Salaar Jamali26 days ago in Journal
From Data to Direction: The Measured Data Science . AI-Generated.
Data Science as a Foundation for Better Decisions Organizations today operate in environments shaped by constant innovation, evolving customer expectations, and growing operational complexity. Data is generated at every stage of this activity, yet insight does not arise automatically from volume alone. The real value of data lies in interpretation, context, and responsible application. Data science now plays a critical role in helping leaders understand what matters, why it matters, and how to act on that understanding. Within this landscape, Nathan Haslick exemplifies a data science approach focused on clarity, precision, and real world outcomes.
By Nathan Haslick26 days ago in Journal
The ABCs of data centers: what they are, what they are used for, and who works in such a place.
Although the concept of a data center may seem distant or unfamiliar, these facilities are fundamental to maintaining daily connectivity, sending messages, making bank transfers, and accessing digital services at all times.
By Omar Rastelli26 days ago in Journal
2026 Reading Challenge, Anyone?
Well, here we are. Another year gone, another New Year's Eve, another New Year's resolution. I don't know about you, but for me, 2025 has been one hell of a year. Between the nasty political crap and - well, if you've read my poetry this year, you know. This isn't about that. This is about the good things that have taken place for me this year, and, hopefully, a small way that you and I can stay connected.
By Kenny Penn26 days ago in Journal
Building a Private Practice That Aligns With Your Values
Introduction Building a private practice in 2025 is often portrayed as a purely financial or clinical endeavor, but for many practitioners, the most sustainable path is one rooted in personal values. A value-aligned practice acts as an antidote to the high rates of burnout currently seen in the healthcare industry. When your daily operations—from the clients you see to the way you bill—reflect your core beliefs, the work becomes a source of energy rather than a drain. This guide explores how to move beyond the "standard" business model to create a sanctuary of care that honors your professional integrity and personal mission.
By Abdul Mueed26 days ago in Journal
Post-Traumatic Growth
Mental health and well-being are terms I knew but didn’t fully embrace until my own mental health was impacted. With hindsight, I realize now that my wake-up call came as early as 2016. Instead of becoming aware and heeding the signals, I continued to carry on and muddle my way through to the point that I hit the wall’-or rather, I went through the wall four years later in 2020. I had all the signs of severe burnout: physical and mental exhaustion, insomnia, brain fog, feelings of emptiness, and little to no motivation.
By Jonaki Saarisivu26 days ago in Journal
Seismic Survey Market Size: Analyzing Trends and Projected Outlook for 2025-2035. AI-Generated.
The global Seismic Survey Market represents a foundational component of subsurface exploration and geophysical analysis worldwide. In 2025, the market was valued at USD 9.6 billion, reflecting strong demand from energy, infrastructure, and resource exploration sectors. Over the forecast period, the market is expected to demonstrate steady expansion, reaching a projected valuation of USD 15.5 billion by the end of 2035.
By Joegoldberg26 days ago in Journal
Best Places in Sydney for Conversation and Connection . AI-Generated.
Sydney is often described through its landmarks—its harbour, beaches, and skyline—but the city’s true character is revealed in quieter moments. Beyond the crowds and attractions, Sydney offers countless spaces designed not for spectacle, but for conversation, presence, and genuine connection. These are the places where time slows, voices soften, and interactions feel natural rather than rushed.
By Nisha Verma26 days ago in Journal
