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Rutger Bregman's "Moral Ambition" encourages individuals to utilize their talents to address significant societal issues, highlighting the need for moral courage and inspiring action for positive change.

The text outlines foundational concepts of large language models, focusing on pre-training methods, model architectures, generative models, prompting strategies, and alignment techniques in natural language processing.

The text discusses the intersection of economics and philosophy, particularly in relation to business ethics, and emphasizes the need for broader perspectives to address challenges in understanding economic and ethical concepts.

The text discusses Thomas Szasz's argument that mental illness is a myth, critiquing the medicalization of mental health and emphasizing individual responsibility over coercive psychiatric practices.

A study examines the effectiveness of copy-paste prompts in enhancing goal-directed behavior, specifically increasing exercise time by encouraging participants to adopt strategies from acquaintances within their social networks.

It provides a glossary of key terms and concepts related to diversity, equity, and inclusion to facilitate understanding and discussions within health services research and social justice contexts.