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The great bathroom debate: paper towel or hand dryer?

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageTackling one of life's biggest questionssabotrax/flickr, CC BY

It’s the age-old question that continues to baffle many of us in the bathroom: when you come to drying your hands, should you reach for the paper towel, or the electric dryer?

For some, this decision might be related to hygiene, and for others, drying performance. For many,...

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Joking your way to the top: why laughter is the best medicine for stressed executives

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageProblem solver.Image sourced from Shutterstock.com

Workplaces in January are not generally very funny places to be, but new research has found humour can be just the thing to get an organisation off on the right foot.

The ever-present need to respond to multiple stakeholders, operate in multiple markets and offer multiple products and services,...

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We swear by it, but we're hardly world leaders in getting to grips with the F-word

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
imageAll swear words come from those aspects of human experience in which we invest our deepest emotions.shutterstock

This article contains explicit language.

Week after week, Dr Who gets himself and his companion, and often entire species, out of very sticky situations. With his trusty TARDIS and sonic sunnies, the Doctor inevitably finds the key to...

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