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10 quotes from ancient thinkers that show they figured life out 2,000 years ago

There's a reason ancient philosophers — from Socrates to Confucius and others — fascinate us thousands of years later: their messages still ring true.

37 jobs that could be decimated by 2026

Based on the BLS's occupational outlook data, here are some jobs that could soon be on their way out of the US.

I'm a 36-year-old CEO who sold my first startup for $1 billion. I've learned more this year than any other year of my life because I made 5 important changes.

Justin Kan sold his first startup for $1 billion. Now, for his birthday, he's ruminating on what made him learn more this year than any other.

6 surprising downsides of being extremely intelligent

Quora users say smart people must deal with the absurdly high expectations that others place on them.

A psychologist explains why everyone is obsessed with a new viral app that shows what you'll look like when you're old

The app might have psychological effects, both good and bad, for the user, including perpetuating the downsides of being old.

How to get the most out of Reminders, Apple's best application that can make your life so much easier

You don't need a good memory, or even a traditional calendar, if you know how to use Apple's free Reminders app for iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers.

9 telltale signs you're even smarter than you think you are, according to science

If you find your spaces messy, or if you're talking to yourself, those may be signs that you're actually smarter than you thought.

From Volkswagens to Paganis to the humble Honda Accord, here are the cars that 10 of the world's wealthiest people have owned

See what kind of cars these 9 billionaires, including Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page, choose to drive.

13 simple ways to get better at small talk

Small talk is widely detested — but also hard to avoid. Use these tips for making casual conversation so you can feel less awkward.

'You're supposed to be at arm's length:' As ad agencies are spending billions to acquire data, some see potential conflicts of interests for advertisers

Critics say agencies that own data businesses will give preferential treatment to their own clients and cut off access to non-clients.

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