Like, uptalk?

Article Abstract:

More people are ending their spoken sentences with a rise in intonation, which usually denotes a question. This type of speech is called uptalk and its origins are unknown. The change in tone could signify how well a listener is listening or that the speaker has more to say.

Social aspects, Column, Language and languages, Speech, Rhythm

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Fight sleepism, nap now: the case for a midday snooze

Article Abstract:

Sleep researchers claim Americans need to take more naps. Human beings, they say, go through a secondary sleep phase every afternoon. Our culture's tendency to view sleep as time wasted is actually harming the quality of work and adding to the stress of everyday life.

Observations, Sleep, Naps (Sleep)

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The size of thing to come

Article Abstract:

The growth of hand-held technology will greatly affect the way we live our lives during the early 21st century, with people and computers having to learn to live together.

Forecasts and trends, Technology and civilization, Technology and society

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