Not-to-do list: what it is, and why you should make one
“Please, not another list!” We hear you, but this one is different, we promise! You often make lists of stuff you want/have to do, right? This time, though, you’ll do the exact opposite—you'll make a list of the stuff you don’t want to do. Enter: the not-to-do list. This is a great way to simplify your life, prioritize what’s important, and improve your productivity and well-being. In this gallery, we explain what a not-to-do list consists of, its pros and cons, and provide examples that you can include in yours. Ready? Click on to learn all about it.
2024-03-22T11:09:38Z
True stories about ancient Rome they didn't tell you in school
From as early as the eighth century BCE, ancient Rome experienced remarkable growth, transforming from a small settlement into a vast empire that spanned across continental Europe, Britain, western Asia, and North Africa. The impact it left behind is far-reaching, encompassing the adoption of Romance languages, the development of the alphabet, and the creation of the calendar. Our perception of ancient Rome often revolves around emperors, gladiators, and awe-inspiring architecture. However, there are numerous aspects of this phenomenal empire that remain unfamiliar to us. If you're eager to discover about the wonders of ancient Rome, explore the gallery.
2023-10-26T09:11:35Z
Why do we love gossip? Here’s the science
Gossip is often understood as maliciously spreading information about other people, and a highly attractive part of celebrity culture. But social scientists beg to differ. As it turns out, humans are actually hardwired to pay attention to, and participate in, gossip. And let's face it: whether it's by the water cooler at work or at family gatherings, we love to talk about people. But this tendency is actually an evolutionary adaptation. Don't get ahead of yourself, however, as there's a right and wrong way to spill the tea. Check out this gallery to see how gossip began, evolved, became necessary, became dangerous, and some general guidelines to make sure you're doing it right.
2024-01-29T21:02:06Z
These are the best countries to live in as a woman
How's the world doing when it comes to gender equality? Well, as of now, no country has yet achieved full gender equality. In fact, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF), the picture is mixed. While things are moving in the right direction, according to their latest Global Gender Gap Index, at the current rate of progress it will take 131 years to reach full parity between women and men (note that the report doesn't take into account non-binary people or other identities). The report looks at economic opportunities, education, health, and political leadership. Based on this data, let's take a look at the top 30 most gender equal countries. Click on to discover them all.
2023-11-30T14:11:26Z