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- 1The MarginalianMarginalia on our search for meaning.Last post 8 Nov
- 2WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST?WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? A psychological fiction podcast by Jonah Whitmore exploring memory, identity, consciousness, trust, and choice — and the stories we tell ourselves. Each episode begins with a question: What if you couldn't trust your own memories? Memory can change. Evidence can disappear. Choices can be influenced. And sometimes the truth is the one thing you were never meant to remember. For readers and listeners drawn to psychological science fiction, thrillers, dark philosophical…Last post 7 Nov
- 3DreamMeanings.appFree Dream Dictionary: What Your Dreams Really MeanLast post 5 Nov
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9 fast fixes to help you stop doomscrolling
Kick the phone habit across Android and iOS. Bring back your peace. The post 9 fast fixes to help you stop doomscrolling appeared first on Popular Science .
Wendell Berry on Where Our Loved Ones Gone Go
To love is to sign a contract with loss. To love anyway is both the great tragedy and the great triumph of life. When two people have loved one another, each has become embedded in the marrow of the other’s being and both have had a profound experience that cannot be unhad even when the slender…
‘What is this emotion telling me?’ How anger, fear and jealousy can point the way to a better life
It’s tempting to ignore uncomfortable feelings – but maybe they’re the key to a happier, more successful future. Time to increase your psychological flexibility … Something infuriating happened to me recently. My local gym closed down, and overnight what I laughingly call my fitness regime was…
‘What is this emotion telling me?’ How anger, fear and jealousy can point the way to a better life
It’s tempting to ignore uncomfortable feelings – but maybe they’re the key to a happier, more successful future. Time to increase your psychological flexibility … Something infuriating happened to me recently. My local gym closed down, and overnight what I laughingly call my fitness regime was…
How to Harness Your Existential Wanderlust
"Wander where you will over all the world, from every valley seeing forever new hills calling you to climb them, from every mountain top farther peaks enticing you... until you stand one day on the last peak on the border of the interminable sea, stopped by the finality of that."
What If Your Personality Is Just a Story? | WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? — Season 2, Episode 04
“The stories we tell ourselves about who we are can become the walls that keep us from discovering who we could be.” — Jonah Whitmore What if your personality is not who you are, but a story you have learned to believe? You say you're shy. You're ambitious. You're a careful person who doesn't take…
Want to have a better chat? Scientists say the secret is ‘pink noise’
The most enjoyable conversations strike a balance between exploring a topic and pulling in fresh ideas, study finds As an early stab at rules for conversation, Cicero did a fine job: watch your tone, never look bored, never lose your temper and never ramble on, particularly about yourself, he…
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Regulation of counsellors and psychotherapists would protect patients | Letters
Readers respond to the recommendation by an independent commission that the profession be regulated The independent commission established by the professional bodies that represent counsellors and psychotherapists in the UK makes a case for statutory regulation that is long overdue ( Report, 2…
You Saved the Stuck Design Problem for Your Sharpest Hour and It Would Not Move
You know when you are sharpest. For you it is nine to eleven, coffee in, messages off. So that is where you put the hard thing. The design problem you had been stuck on for a week. How to split the service without breaking every caller. Two mornings in a row you sat down with it, fully awake…
You Did Most of the Work on That Project and So Did Everyone Else
The retro was polite. Everybody said it had been a team effort. Afterwards, over coffee, three people told you, separately, the same thing. Honestly, I carried that one. Each of them meant it. You did too. You had been there for the late evenings, the migration nobody else wanted to touch, the…
Is our obsession with controlling our lives making us unhappy?
Anna Lembke's thought-provoking book Radical Surrender argues that we are obsessed with dictating every event in our lives, and that we need to realise we can't control everything. David Robson takes stock
Hannah Fry: How to win The Traitors with maths (step one, don’t get made a traitor)
With a little help from Alan Turing and Thomas Bayes, I came up with a mathematical model I hoped would help me win The Traitors. Unfortunately, events then got in the way, writes Professor Hannah Fry in her latest column
How Wishful Thinking Impacts Political Polarization
And vice versa The post How Wishful Thinking Impacts Political Polarization appeared first on Nautilus .
Why We Cringe
What makes someone else's behavior so embarrassing? The answer lies in our expectations of how people should act. The post Why We Cringe appeared first on JSTOR Daily .
Are You the Person You Think You Are? | WHAT WOULD YOU TRUST? — Season 2, Episode 03
What if the person you believe yourself to be is only a version of yourself — carefully built from memories, explanations, and things you prefer to believe? You think you are honest. But do you remember every time you avoided the truth? You consider yourself patient. But how do you behave when…
Why you should treat charisma as a red flag
Today’s crop of smooth talkers tap directly into a specific evolutionary vulnerability. Here’s how to defend yourself Recently, I was alone in a bar waiting for a friend. To pass the time, I started chatting to a stranger. He had an easy, confident way of speaking, which I admired. We discussed…
Why you should treat charisma as a red flag
Today’s crop of smooth talkers tap directly into a specific evolutionary vulnerability. Here’s how to defend yourself Recently, I was alone in a bar waiting for a friend. To pass the time, I started chatting to a stranger. He had an easy, confident way of speaking, which I admired. We discussed…
Psychedelic nasal spray treats depression with toad-inspired goo
Scientists re-created a Sonoran desert toad's trip-inducing secretions in a lab. The post Psychedelic nasal spray treats depression with toad-inspired goo appeared first on Popular Science .
