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One check to rule them all: quest for reusable age assurance to ramp up in 2026

One check to rule them all: quest for reusable age assurance to ramp up in 2026

AI, fraud and market timing drive biometrics consolidation in 2025 … and maybe 2026

AI, fraud and market timing drive biometrics consolidation in 2025 … and maybe 2026

New Virginia law tests a time limit approach to teen social media use

New Virginia law tests a time limit approach to teen social media use

2025 saw the quiet consolidation of America’s biometric border

2025 saw the quiet consolidation of America’s biometric border

Why identity data lakes will power the next decade of security

Why identity data lakes will power the next decade of security

Washington’s online safety push collides with big tech and fracturing Congress

Washington’s online safety push collides with big tech and fracturing Congress

Impersonation, emulators and ecommerce lead sophisticated fraud trends

Impersonation, emulators and ecommerce lead sophisticated fraud trends

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Category: Humanity

A Hidden Brain State Before Sleep May Be The Key to Human Genius

A Hidden Brain State Before Sleep May Be The Key to Human Genius

A Hidden Brain State Before Sleep May Be The Key to Human GeniusA creative sweet spot.

One Sperm Donor Fathered 200 Children And Passed On A Deadly Mutation – And It Could Easily Happen Again

One Sperm Donor Fathered 200 Children And Passed On A Deadly Mutation – And It Could Easily Happen Again

One Sperm Donor Fathered 200 Children And Passed On A Deadly Mutation – And It Could Easily Happen Again

Around 200 children in several countries were conceived with sperm from a single donor who unknowingly carried a rare genetic mutation linked to early onset cancers

The post One Sperm Donor Fathered 200 Children And Passed On A Deadly Mutation – And It Could Easily Happen Again appeared first on Study Finds.

Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle

Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle

What we do in our free time says a lot about what makes us happy, our priorities and the type of life we want to live.

The post Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle appeared first on THE ETHICS CENTRE.

What Makes A Life Well Lived? 38 Million Obituaries Reveal America’s Answer

What Makes A Life Well Lived? 38 Million Obituaries Reveal America’s Answer

What Makes A Life Well Lived? 38 Million Obituaries Reveal America’s Answer

The average person lives about 4,000 weeks. When they die, that entire existence is usually compressed into roughly 175 words. Put another way, an obituary.

The post What Makes A Life Well Lived? 38 Million Obituaries Reveal America’s Answer appeared first on Study Finds.

BUSINESS

NVIDIA releases new physical AI models, plus autonomous vehicle tools

NVIDIA releases new physical AI models, plus autonomous vehicle tools

Posted on 06.01.202606.01.2026
Christmas Shopping ‘Hijacks’ Your Brain. Here’s What You Can Do About It.

Christmas Shopping ‘Hijacks’ Your Brain. Here’s What You Can Do About It.

Posted on 10.12.2025
Electric Vehicles Are No More Dangerous To Pedestrians Than Gas Cars, Major Study Finds

Electric Vehicles Are No More Dangerous To Pedestrians Than Gas Cars, Major Study Finds

Posted on 10.12.2025

ETHICS : IDENTITY | PRIVACY | SECURITY | SURVEILLANCE

Your Bank Account Shapes Your Democratic Values Better Than Your Political Identity
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11.01.2026

Your Bank Account Shapes Your Democratic Values Better Than Your Political Identity

Biophobia On The Rise? Why Growing Fear of Nature Could Harm Public Health and Conservation
Brain Ethics Nature Science
30.12.2025

Biophobia On The Rise? Why Growing Fear of Nature Could Harm Public Health and Conservation

One check to rule them all: quest for reusable age assurance to ramp up in 2026
Biometrics Ethics
30.12.2025

One check to rule them all: quest for reusable age assurance to ramp up in 2026

2025 saw the quiet consolidation of America’s biometric border
Biometrics Ethics
30.12.2025

2025 saw the quiet consolidation of America’s biometric border

Feeling our way through tragedy

Feeling our way through tragedy

30.12.2025
Why identity data lakes will power the next decade of security

Why identity data lakes will power the next decade of security

30.12.2025
Washington’s online safety push collides with big tech and fracturing Congress

Washington’s online safety push collides with big tech and fracturing Congress

12.12.2025
AI, fraud and market timing drive biometrics consolidation in 2025 … and maybe 2026

Hungarian IDV acquisition attracts suspicion over alleged government ties

12.12.2025
Neurotechnology wins UIDAI child fingerprint authentication challenge

Neurotechnology wins UIDAI child fingerprint authentication challenge

12.12.2025
World ID keeps concert tickets from scalpers and bots as Credentials expand

World ID keeps concert tickets from scalpers and bots as Credentials expand

10.12.2025

DIG DEEPER
Youngest Person to Be Diagnosed With Dementia in Britain Dies at 24

Youngest Person to Be Diagnosed With Dementia in Britain Dies at 24

11.01.2026
UK gov’t plans tour to fix argument to public on national digital identity

UK gov’t plans tour to fix argument to public on national digital identity

12.12.2025
Officials removed exhibit on Black soldiers in WWII over fear of Trump’s ‘ire,’ emails show

Officials removed exhibit on Black soldiers in WWII over fear of Trump’s ‘ire,’ emails show

11.12.2025
U.S. and Israel diverge over the road map to Damascus 

U.S. and Israel diverge over the road map to Damascus 

11.12.2025
Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle

Why leisure matters for a good life, according to Aristotle

10.12.2025

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