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The Stupid Are Everywhere
It's true. Carlo M. Cipolla was an Italian economic historian (Aug 15, 1922 – Sep 5, 2000). He is famous for writing, "The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity." Learn them. Know them. Understand them deeply and your life will become much easier. These are Cipolla's five fundamental laws of stupidity: Always and inevitably everyone underestimates the...

Online Courses Explode In Post-COVID World
As more people work from home, leave the positions, layoffs happen, and people try to start their own side-hustles or businesses, courses are an important factor in business in a post-COVID world. Traditional course platforms can be filled with out-dated course material, not sensitive to the World 2.1 we are living in now. For example, the Inbox...

Remove Negative and Fake Reviews from Yelp!, Google and Other Platforms
TLDR; Learn how you can handle negative reviews and remove fake reviews from Yelp! and other online review sites. Review Management Few things can be more painful than seeing someone publicly smearing your (hopefully) good name. Negative word-of-mouth has been going on for centuries, just in different ways! “I can see he's not in your good...

How to Post a Video Without Sound on Instagram
So you're posting a video on Instagram and you don't want the sound. Maybe there's someone's bad ringtone in the background or popular music that might alert the Instagram copyright Gestapo, or maybe you just want pictures without sound... (Screenshots were captured on the Instagram app for iOS before the change to Reels in October 2020.) Step...

What Can You Listen To And Be More Productive?
Does listening to music make you more productive or less productive? What types of music or sound can help and hinder different types of business tasks? Is music the best thing to listen to while you work? These are the questions we are going to answer today! My Hypothesis from My Experience I have been working on computers since I got my first...

Beware of the Covid-Map Malware
Typically, cybercriminals spread their malware by using misinformation to trick people into opening and visiting their malicious websites. With the Coronavirus pandemic, they are actually spreading their malicious content through factual information.