The surprising downsides of being clever. Can high intelligence be a burden rather than a boon? David Robson investigates.
The harsh truth is that greater intelligence does not equate to wiser decisions — In fact, it can make you more foolish

The harsh truth is that greater intelligence does not equate to wiser decisions — In fact, it can make you more foolish

Il y a même un site …. America’s Shopping Malls Are Going Out Of Busines by Amy Merrick, The New-Yorker “Within ten to fifteen years, the typical U.S. mall, unless it is completely reinvented, will be a historical anachronism—a sixty-year aberration that no longer meets the public’s needs, the retailers’ needs, or the community’s needs.”…
Par Jake Whitney Pharmaceutical Sales 101: M&Ms Make Friends (Part 1 of 4) Pharmaceutical Sales 101: Bagging Doctors (Part 2 of 4) Pharmaceutical Sales 101: Me-Too Drugs (Part 3 of 4) Pharmaceutical Sales 101: Inside Information (Part 4 of 4) Aussi: Protégez-Vous consacre son dossier de mai à l’industrie des médicaments.
«French-language media in Quebec have termed Quebec bashing (using the English words)[1] what it perceives as defamatory anti-Quebec coverage in the English-language media. They cite examples mostly from the English-Canadian media, and occasionally in coverage from other countries, often based on Canadian sources.» L’entrée Anti-Quebec sentiment sur Wikipedia
Une étude met en lumière les facteurs expliquant le degré de timidité durant l’enfance.Par Pierre-Étienne Caza, Actualités UQAM
Avec Henri Amouroux (1920-2007), de l’Institut, président du jury Henri Amouroux (1920-2007), membre de l’Académie des sciences morales et politiques, historien et ancien grand reporter, président du Prix Albert-Londres, retrace la vie et l’oeuvre du grand reporter. Il nous conte aussi la remise des prix 2005, à Istanbul. Extrait: Albert Londres eut une grande chance…