Robots cut worker injuries but increase drug abuse risk
Americans who have robots as coworkers are more likely to suffer from adverse mental health effects—and are more likely to abuse drugs or alcohol.
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Americans who have robots as coworkers are more likely to suffer from adverse mental health effects—and are more likely to abuse drugs or alcohol.
It’s not easy being female. But it’s often no picnic being male either. The world is changing faster than ever and, with it, so are notions of masculinity. Many men are feeling unmoored, for better or worse. If you happen to be James Bond, you take this flux in stride and effortlessly
By Andreas Kluth It’s not easy being female. But it’s often no picnic being male either. The world is changing faster than ever and, with it, so are notions of masculinity. Many men are feeling unmoored, for better or worse. If you happen to be James Bond, you take this flux in stride and effortlessly turn — via a few intermediary incarnations — from the Sean Connery version