In a world increasingly dominated by software, artificial intelligence, and similar technologies, coding has become an incredibly useful life skill. Not only for personal use, but for future employment possibilities. Which is why some nations are already implementing coding into the standardized curriculum for their schools. Even if you don’t end up using coding directly, …
For as long as humans have needed to concentrate and get real work done, they’ve used different kinds of stimulants and mental performance enhancers. Most of the time these take the form of things you eat or drink; coffee is a great example. But the issue with these kinds of brain boosters is that they …
Among the many ways to learn to code, few options beat a hands-on approach. Which is why it doesn’t matter if you’re 10-years old or you’re a grown adult, coding robots can help. However, it’s often the case that some robots are aimed at people of different skill-levels, or people with different aspirations. So age …
If you work in an office job, your work could be damaging your health. The reason for this is bad posture. Eight straight hours of typing can cause stress on your spine, especially across your shoulders and in your lower back. Over time, this can lead to repetitive stress injury. And there are other risks …
In today’s world, we spend more time staring at LED screens than ever before. Let’s start with a sobering statistic: the average American spends 3.5 hours a day on their smartphone. That doesn’t include time spent at a PC, watching TV, or playing console video games. If you enjoy any of these hobbies, your screen …