What ideas do you think changed the world? Ask people what the most important ... and Newton's equations are still used for things like making heating systems more efficient to sending satellites ...

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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 3.3 million ... How We Look at Work has Changed, Too Apart from the remote work surge, the pandemic has reshaped the dynamic between employees ...

From a single toaster evolved a world of more than eight billion connected ‘things’ – the Internet ... Software has empowered further change. Developments in machine learning have enabled ...

But in committing to paper those things that define Britishness (and ... beyond national political control.” How did it change the world? The nation state, emerging from the treaties of ...

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The way we bank has changed radically over the years ... And banking is certainly a very different world to the coffee houses that merchant bankers and goldsmiths used as an exchange in the ...

Can a piece of fiction really change people's attitudes? In this episode of BBC Radio 4's Screenshot, Mark Kermode and Ellen E Jones argue that yes, the things we watch can make us see the world ...

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