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Your A+ in anatomy and physiology won't improve the American health care system - Vimarsana News

Your A+ in anatomy and physiology won't improve the American health care system

On National Doctors' Day, resident physicians reflect on the threat to medical education posed by anti-DEI legislation, emphasizing the importance of addressing systemic inequalities in health care.

The dangerous illusion that we are all overworked - Vimarsana News

The dangerous illusion that we are all overworked

The best economic data show that, on average, people are working fewer hours than ever. Working hours have declined the most in countries with higher GDPs because it takes fewer hours of work to earn a comfortable living. Most people have about 40 hours of free time a week. All those streaming platforms are doing a roaring trade for a reason. But it mustn't be forgotten that it is hard work that helps economies, companies and individuals pull away from the competition

🔒 Rethinking work ethic: The nuances of "overwork" culture - Vimarsana News

🔒 Rethinking work ethic: The nuances of "overwork" culture

Dive into the complexities of modern work culture and discover why the truth about hard work is more intriguing than we think.

Meritocratic Elitism Or Tadpole Philosophy- Illusion Of Success In Hard Work - Vimarsana News

Meritocratic Elitism Or Tadpole Philosophy- Illusion Of Success In Hard Work

T M Krishna’s (Carnatic vocalist and writer-activist) critical observation (Deccan Herald, January 14, 2024) of N R Narayana Murthy’s rather insensitive

Why is the art world still married to meritocracy? - Vimarsana News

Why is the art world still married to meritocracy?

Part lottery, part systematic exclusion: three artists speak about the limitations of the meritocratic approach, and imagine how the art world could do things differently.