Mickaël Corinus

@PsychToday Spoilers: > Takeaway: Someone who cheats once is very likely to cheat again. And that's with very very low payout as per the study. Takeaway: it was all very predictable, but it's nice knowing those dark personalities traits help in pointing it out. A little.

It's widely believed that someone who has cheated once, whether in relationships, at work, or in a game, is likely to do it again. But is that true or an unfair bias? A new study has an answer. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-as…

a ruler must learn to persuade and not to compel.

Vibe check youtu.be/zhl-Cs1-sG4?si… #NowPlaying

@PsychToday Spoilers: "compatible stories".

The key to finding a partner you can be happy with long-term isn't sexual chemistry, finances, or even necessarily fondness for each other. Instead, some research suggests, it's this. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/succes…

@lifehacker Had they upgraded all cameras to the same module as the main AND put 256GB as base, it would have been a great upgrade. Despite the main sensor being slightly worse than the main in P10 Pro, but alas... They were not wasting money in this gen. I wonder why.... *clanker noise* 🤖

The Pixel 10a is Google's latest budget phone, but it features the same processor and camera quality as the Pixel 9a, making it a bit of an awkward upgrade. Link: lifehacker.com/tech/google-pi…

@AskWithings we need to talk, folks. I had to upgrade from the Scanwatch 1 to the 2nd one due to the back removing itself. But now, all I can see is a lack of accuracy when it comes to the sleep metrics. And it can only be attributed to that since I can see the change in app! Y?

@emiliemarquois Le networking aussi. En Webinaire ou Newsletter, c'est très peu vecteur de rencontres pro.

#SalonDuJour On peut suivre beaucoup de choses et s'informer à distance grâce aux webinaires, aux newsletters, à LinkedIn… Alors pourquoi se déplacer encore ? Je pense que la réponse tient en un mot : la concentration. Vous validez ? ⬇️ #All4CustomerParis #MarketingDigital

According to a 1985 paper, everything takes 2.71 times as long as you think it will.

(they're kissing)

@newscientist This... feels poorly written. Not AI. badly written, but "free flow" with touch of nonchalance "badly written". That aside, surprised about the 40%: that much? Surprised even more by the odd start pitting IWD and IMD.

Around 40 per cent of people are unaware that men can experience postpartum depression too — that has to change #Echobox=1771847554" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">newscientist.com/article/mg2693…

the cybersecurity industry is about to get completely disrupted.. 💀 someone just open-sourced a fully autonomous AI Red Team. it’s called PentAGI. multiple AI agents that talk to each other to hack a target. zero human input.

@emiliemarquois Pas étonné du tout ! 1000 posts, ça paraît peu, mais s'ils sont bien sélectionné 👀

Le Top 3 : 1⃣ La finance : 73,81 % des posts analysés. 2⃣ Les technologies : 57,75 %. 3⃣ Le juridique : 54,74 %. Pas étonnée, et vous ? #LinkedIn #IAGen

#InfoLinkedInDuJour Selon une étude menée sur environ 1 000 posts, LinkedIn est envahi de posts écrits par l’IA. Découvrez sur quels sujets. ⬇️ PS : 1000 posts, c'est peu je trouve pour que ce soit représentatif, non ? 🤨 + je n'ai pas trouvé la source. #SocialMedia #LinkedIn

Here, you learn what it is to be human. You are a creator of order, of beautiful shapes and systems, an organizer of chaos.

@mc_lively_ @Rayscaption Yo, don't jinx 'em!

Illiterate…Arsenal haven’t had a 12 point lead ever in your lifetime and not won the league.

I know I'm flogging this point a little hard, but with a phone as powerful as the Galaxy TriFold, I can't resist one more video. Can you turn a phone into a computer? If you've ever wanted to see a Thrustmaster joystick connected to a $3000 folding tablet-phone, this video is for you! (Bonus: filmed partially in Taipei) Premieres on the MrMobile YouTube channel at 2:45p ET!

@vanschneider It echoes Simon Stålenhag's "dystopian possible" in Electric State (& late Things From The Flood), but also the recent trend (last 4-5y) of digital detox, smart phone fast and dumb phones attempted "return". If the Internet is disconnecting us from reality, we should log off.

I think long term, the best solution is to just log off. The only people remaining online in the future will be shells of themselves, browsing transformer feeds like hopeless addicts... scrolling through content that's been optimized and A/B tested and algorithmically tuned to keep them there just a little bit longer.... just a lil bit longer. The rest will just send their agents online to do some basic chores or milk the chronically addicted dry, extracting value from people who can't look away. And maybe that sounds dramatic but I'm not entirely sure now if it is, or if we're already halfway there and just haven't admitted it yet. The people who figured it out early will be fine. They'll use the internet like a tool, send their AI to handle the noise and then disappear back into real life. Everyone else will still be there, hypnotized by the blue light at 2am. Maybe that's you, maybe that's me. We will see (:

@vanschneider I'll supplement: sci-fi has been warning us of similar fates. Simon Stålenhag's work always comes to mind : x.com/i/status/97928…

I should've mentioned with "online" I am mostly referring to social media, feeds, consumption, open platforms etc. (which is most of our online behavior today).

@DerrickEvans4WV You are no Christian, clearly.

🚨 JUST IN: Growing calls from Americans to send Team USA athletes home from the Winter Olympics in Italy if they disparage the United States on the world stage.