In the past, I’ve written that people become angry in fairly predictable circumstances. Specifically, that people become angry when they perceive something as unpleasant, unfair, blameworthy, etc. That’s prompted some questions, though, as to why some people get angry more intensely or more often than others.
These microbots move like actual bacteria.
In Zambia, 97% of the rural population has no electricity. That’s about to change.
By turn hilarious and haunting, poet Shane Koyczan puts his finger on the pulse of what it’s like to be young and … different.
Q3 report to learn about:
• What the addition of a fourth top-of-page ad on mobile search results means for Google growth.
• How Facebook ad growth is trending ahead of the planned sunset of FBX.
• The impact that search ads on Google Maps are having for brick and mortar retailers.
• How organic search visits from phones are beginning to rebound after two quarterly declines.
• Whether promising early results for Google Expanded Text Ads have held up.
• Why clicks from Google PLAs are growing nearly six times faster than text ads.