What makes us human? This question can only be approached by integrating disparate disciplines, from molecular comparisons of genetic and genomic differences in humans and close evolutionary ...

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but for Stockton photographer Mike McClintic, it's worth a thousand interactions with strangers.

More information: Takumi Shimizu et al, Attentional Uniqueness and Firm Performance: The Mediating Role of Growth Actions, Journal of Management Studies (2024). DOI: 10.1111/joms.13122 Provided by ...

BBOA: We understand difference as a value, uniqueness as the generator of collectivity, a collectivity that, in turn, recognizes and expresses the context in which we develop our profession, ...

And it will reflect human uniqueness in the sense I described earlier: our evolutionary success may compete with that of microbes in our impact on the earth's environment.

“Interestingly, this uniqueness pattern appears to start in mid-life—40–50 years old—and is associated with a clear blood metabolomic signature, suggesting that these microbiome changes ...

Take, for example, a good family life. What makes this relationship valuable is not its uniqueness or originality but, rather, the value in emotional closeness, warmth and reliability.

So when John discusses “uniqueness of content,” his words are within that narrow context of content that is original. In the past John has said that having unique content is important.

CEOs who face the uniqueness challenge have two options: They can make strategic information more accessible—by issuing tracking stocks, marketing directly to investment banks, or paying for ...