"When you turn towards sunshine, shadow will go behind"
Walt Whitman | American poet
In Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress, author and cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker redefines what it means to be enlightened—not in a...
The title might seem odd at first glance, but let me explain its meaning clearly and logically. All of us, as human beings, are fundamentally similar:...
In the world we live in, kindness is rarely appreciated and is often taken advantage of—simply because people can. If you offer your kindness openly and...
Human history and personal lives are full of patterns that repeat. Individuals fall into the same habits, societies cycle through social and political trends, and history...
People often see critical thinkers as possessing an almost supernatural ability to predict outcomes, navigate complex situations, and understand human behavior with uncanny accuracy. While it...
Gang stalking, often described as organized harassment by a coordinated group, is a controversial subject that straddles the line between psychological reality and conspiracy theory. Some...
The human brain is an incredible organ with the ability to adapt, learn, and evolve throughout life. This ability, known as neuroplasticity, allows the brain to...
In some relationships, individuals face manipulative tactics that reduce complex dynamics into two narrow choices: either being cast as the aggressor (villain) or accepting the role...
The mental model “seek satisfaction, not perfection” encourages us to aim for a point where our efforts produce satisfactory results, rather than pursuing unattainable perfection. The...
Cognitive biases are mental shortcuts or patterns that lead to deviations from rational judgment. Often influence these decisions, sometimes leading to suboptimal outcomes. Understanding cognitive biases...
