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AI Therapy Is Failing. Better Is Possible.
Millions of adults are already using ChatGPT and other chatbots as therapists. The problem? These systems weren’t designed for the weight of human pain - and when people lean on them anyway, the results can be catastrophic.
By Danielle Katsourosabout a year ago in Journal
The stomach is also a “second brain”: its impact on anxiety and depression has been discovered
The gut-brain axis is an association that is increasingly attracting scientific attention because evidence is demonstrating the deep interconnection between nutrition, intestinal function, and the cognitive system.
By Omar Rastelliabout a year ago in Journal
How a Celebrity Chef Lost His Career After Denying an Influencer a Free Meal
The world of food and social media collided in a way no one could have predicted. An award-winning San Francisco chef, Luke Sung, found his career shattered, his restaurant shuttered, and his family thrust into the spotlight—all because of a viral TikTok video.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukunabout a year ago in Journal
3 Signs Your Post Won’t Convert
You’ve really put some effort into a blog post, only to find that hardly anyone’s taking action. That’s a pretty common feeling of frustration, isn’t it? But what if the clues that your post isn’t quite hitting the mark are, arguably, right there staring you down? So, let’s look at the signals and, just as important, figure out how to put things right.
By Elias Adekomiabout a year ago in Journal
Companies accelerate adoption of AI agents for digital defense
The proliferation of artificial intelligence agents in the corporate environment is no longer a futuristic hypothesis, but a tangible reality that is transforming companies digital defenses. A May 2025 Gartner study of 147 CIOs and CTOs revealed that 24% of companies had already implemented some AI agents, with more than half of these systems operating in internal areas such as technology, human resources, and accounting, compared to only 23% in external customer-facing functions.
By Omar Rastelliabout a year ago in Journal
Why Your Current Success Could Be Your Biggest Risk — And How QuantumNomics Keeps You Ahead. AI-Generated.
The Comfort Zone Trap A few years ago, I walked into the boardroom of a highly respected company. Their numbers were impressive, their presence stretched across multiple countries, and their leadership was celebrated in the industry. On paper, they were unstoppable.
By QuantumNomicsabout a year ago in Journal
