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ACLR: What Does the Mueller Report REALLY Mean?
Welcome to this special episode of ACLR with The Constitution Demystifier, Kimberly Wehle. We’re focusing the lens of curiosity to reveal key takeaways and what you REALLY need to know about The Mueller Report. Discover why this is NOT just about one particular president, Trump. This IS about the Presidency…and why this distinction matters.
Read MoreACLR: What’s Your Favorite Bad Habit?
Applied Curiosity Lab Radio (ACLR) is the podcast for the relentlessly curious. This Season (the big 2.0!) I’m joined in the studio by my sister and Applied Curiosity Lab’s Chief Experience Producer, Jennifer Felberg. Each week, fun informal conversations center around one delectable Curiosity Bite designed to…
Read MoreHow to Reduce Inequality by Ignoring Implicit Bias
The bad news is that (so far) there is no cure for implicit bias. Not for yours; not for mine. The good news is that this does not matter. The other good news is that there is something you can do about explicit bias, and this does matter. Start with eliminating unpaid internships.
Read MoreUsing Curiosity Archetypes to Bring Applied Curiosity to Work
What is your Curiosity Archetype? Do you know how to use Curiosity Archetypes to your strategic advantage? The largest ever study of curiosity in the workplace reveals four curiosity characteristics, the importance of Applied Curiosity at work, and what this could mean for you.
Read MoreMini-Guide to Applied Curiosity for Critical Thinking
Our critical thinking skills are in a State of Emergency. Not because we’re dumb. We’re not. We simply have too much information for our human brains to process. We are increasingly relying on other humans, our own biases, and AI algorithms to nudge our thinking.
Possession of knowledge does not guarantee the ability to think wisely. We can change this using Applied Curiosity. Let this be your guide.
Read MoreHow Can Your Business See the Future and Ignite Innovation?
See the results here. The most comprehensive study of curiosity in the workplace reveals exactly what (and why) no business can afford to ignore: the power of curiosity in the workplace.
Read MoreMegatrends at the Molecular Level
Curious questions can always be relied on to turn complex and complicated into understandable…and it’s often made easier by a trip to a bar. EMD Performance Material’s Self-Assembly technology was no different.
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean to Be Human?
Now and in the foreseeable future, knowing what to think about will be the biggest challenge that we face as humans. The old censorship was about withholding information. The new censorship will be about the inability of the human brain to process our unprecedented access to information. What should we pay attention to?
As a sponsored member of Merck, KGaA Darmstadt, Germany’s AlwaysCurious initiative celebrating their 350-year anniversary, I was asked to share my vision of the next 350 years.
Read MoreThe Truth About Your Truth and My Truth
Welcome to the first in the Applied Curiosity Lab video series: Strong Opinions, Loosely Held. This little rabble rouser is called, The Truth About ‘My Truth’ and ‘Your Truth’.
Read MoreACLR 019: Turning Psychedelics Into Medicine with Rick Doblin
What are psychedelics? Can they save lives? How is Rick Doblin, Founder and Executive Director of Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Medicine, turning psychedelics into life-saving medicine? Should you fear psychedelics, or should you fear living a life having never experienced them?
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