Why Cities Need More Public Water Refill Stations
Reusable bottles are common, but finding a reliable place to refill them can still be surprisingly difficult in many cities.
Why Cities Need More Places to Wait Comfortably
Waiting is an ordinary part of city life, yet many public spaces are designed as if nobody will ever need to stop for more than a minute.
Why Cities Need More Quiet Corners
Urban life is full of movement and noise, but not every public space needs to be energetic.
RACISM TOWARD CHINESE PEOPLE IN USA, PICTURED IN DRAGON: THE BRUCE LEE STORY MOVIE
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Wise & Otherwise by Sudha Murthy
When you see the cover of the book, you see an innocent lady and a dove. The innocent lady is staring at a landscape. Sudha Murthy’s “Wise & Otherwise” is dedicated to all the shirtless people of India. The book…
Why Translation Apps Should Show Confidence Levels
Translation software often presents one result with great certainty even when the original phrase has several possible meanings.
Why Community Organizations Need Clear Contact Information
A community organization can do valuable work and still lose potential volunteers or participants because nobody knows how to reach it.
Why Translation Technology Still Struggles With Humor
Machine translation can handle ordinary instructions increasingly well, yet humor remains a difficult test.
Why International Cooperation Often Begins With Technical Problems
Countries that disagree politically still cooperate on practical issues such as aviation, shipping, disease surveillance, telecommunications, and weather data.
Why Translation Apps Are Useful Even When They Are Imperfect
Translation apps can produce awkward sentences, but they have still transformed how people navigate unfamiliar languages.
