Politics, Business Daniel Lehewych Politics, Business Daniel Lehewych

The Great Resignation Will Be Good for Corporations, Not Workers | Opinion

In this editorial, it is argued that The Great Resignation will not benefit workers, but instead will benefit employers and corporations, because, on the one hand, the structures in place will engineer this outcome, and likewise, corporations will use The Great Resignation as an opportunity to automate, outsource, and lay-off workers.

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Philosophy Daniel Lehewych Philosophy Daniel Lehewych

Behaviorism and the Philosophy of Mind

The nature of mind —in particular, its qualitative character— can be understood through the observation of behavior from a 3rd-person perspective. This is especially the case if one is intimately acquainted with the subject in question’s behavior.

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Writing, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych Writing, Philosophy Daniel Lehewych

Friedrich Nietzsche on Writing

Friedrich Nietzsche was himself a prolific writer, whose works are well worth reading for anyone interested in unique writing. In much of Nietzsche’s work, he transiently gives good advice on how to be a good writer —or, as Nietzsche prefers, ‘author.’

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Health and Wellness Daniel Lehewych Health and Wellness Daniel Lehewych

Is Creatine a Nootropic?

Creatine is one of the safest, well-studied, and most effective sports nutrition supplements on the market. It can improve athletic performance markedly. In recent years, it has been touted as a brain booster. Yet, there is little evidence to support that claim outside of a few cases.

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Health and Wellness Daniel Lehewych Health and Wellness Daniel Lehewych

The Science of Vitamin C

“An apple a day keeps the doctor away!” That common phrase has some truth to it, as vitamin C —a nutrient that apples are rich in— can prevent scurvy. Learn more about the history and scientific facts of vitamin C in this article published for ‘Know Yourself,’ the childhood education company.

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