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BMW 5 Series can make you say 'heck yes'—Forbes India Momentum
BMW 5 Series got good looks, great comfort, it's great to drive and is practical. It is a completely sensible package. If that doesn't convince you, here's a demonstration of all the other things that just might. We take BMW 5 Series on the road and fit a grown man in the boot. Not for notorious purposes. Watch Forbes India Momentum for a new review every Saturday, at 12 pm
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Is artificial intelligence an artist like any other?
The art market has recently become infatuated with works generated by artificial intelligence
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Meet Newstalgia and Fauxstalgia, the new forms of nostalgia
In 2022, even nostalgia is undergoing some changes. Post-Covid-19, the feeling has itself mutated, and new variants more adapted to this era are emerging
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What does green talent look like in today's labour market
According to a LinkedIn report, the share of talent with green skills increased by 39 percent in high-income countries between 2015 and 2021, creating a 21-point gap with low-income countries (18 percent)
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You can learn from rats to improve time management
Rats can evaluate their performance and change their behaviour accordingly to do better next time, according to a new international study
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Modern sea level rise may have begun in 1863, study finds
Rising levels of seas and oceans is a tipping point of particular concern to climatologists. The threat is such that by 2050, cities like New York or Venice could be submerged
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So you like rap but can't stand heavy metal? Science can help you understand why
Researchers from Germany's Max Planck Institute have studied this phenomenon. It turns out that several factors can explain this dislike for certain musical genres
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How not to be greenwashed by 'carbon neutrality,' 'carbon offset' terms
Should we believe brands and companies when they talk about "carbon neutrality" or "carbon offset"? Experts advise being careful
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Contrary to popular belief, Gen Z doesn't shun the media
Generation Z prefers to get their news from social networks and the internet, according to a new American study
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Billie Eilish, Justin Bieber opt for 'concerts with a cause' model
In recent years, many musicians have used their tours as political platforms to raise awareness about causes close to their hearts, including U2 using the Joshua Tree world tour to spread awareness about the refugee crisis
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Why crypto creators want to stay anonymous
Critics say anyone making money from NFTs would be wise to seek anonymity as what they are selling is worthless. But the creators are worried about putting their loved ones in harm's way