When our self-respect, status and social identity are threatened, we ought to defend ourselves and shame our wrongdoers ...
Research on the common strategies used to deal with emotions suggests their usefulness differs from culture to culture ...
Between burnout and bore-out, there lies an optimal level of stress that can motivate you and enhance your performance ...
To make the world more beautiful, Emma embraces the joy and vulnerability of dancing with abandon – on a subway platform ...
once prayed 40 times a day; now, he wanders through northern Italy reflecting on freedom. He is a postdoctoral researcher in political philosophy at the University of Pavia.
It’s not an absurd idea. Research from 2024 concluded that being facially expressive is socially advantageous, suggesting it ...
Chatbots make us feel uniquely seen and heard, but then the ‘empathy gap’ kicks in and the relationship turns sour ...
Drug treatments for schizophrenia have barely changed in 70 years, but a mix of chance and ingenuity offers fresh hope ...
Helen Keller describes an ecstatic trans-sensory encounter with Beethoven’s Ninth – in a letter read by Gillian Anderson ...
I find myself in the heart of a vast sea of mourners. Everyone is dressed in black, yet this is no funeral of despair – it is a procession of devotion. Under the scorching sun of Iraq, we walk ...
Most people who’ve visited a therapist have likely noticed the one-sidedness of the relationship – they regularly access your most private thoughts, but you often know very little about them. In this ...
We are curious creatures. Not (just) strange, but eager for knowledge. We spend much of our waking lives seeking out and consuming information in some form or another: watching television, listening ...
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