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Curious people tend to have more of the experiences linked to cognitive reserve, study finds
psypost.orgPoor mental health in new parents predicts worse sleep months later
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phys.orgOkavango Delta and Linyanti for a first Botswana safari?
I've been planning a 9-night Botswana safari for my husband and me next June, and I think I've changed the itinerary at least five times already. Right now we're leaning towards five nights in the Okavango Delta and four in Linyanti. We've been talking with Extraordinary Journeys. They asked a lot about how we like to travel before suggesting anything. It felt much more personal than the other companies we contacted.
Does that sound like a good balance for a first Botswana safari? I'd appreciate any advice before we finally book. Thank you.
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earth.comI tested a few AI note-taking apps and ended up keeping one
I needed something that could handle both in-person meetings and online calls, so over the last month I tried a handful of AI note-taking apps instead of just sticking with the first one I found.
Otter was solid, but I never liked having another participant pop into every meeting. I also tried Tablo and Sona. Both were decent, but neither really clicked for me. The one I've kept using is Bluedot. It records without a bot joining, the transcripts have been accurate, and the summaries are actually useful when I need to remember what was decided a week later. I've also uploaded a few voice recordings from meetings and that worked better than I expected.
I'm sure there are apps I've missed though. Has anyone found one they like better?