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When should you censor yourself, and when should you speak up? Emily Chamlee-Wright explains moral philosopher Adam Smith’s ‘impartial spectator’.
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The quality and duration of your nightly ritual helps define who you are.
Rote memorization doesn’t cut it for theoretical physicist Michio Kaku. Here’s why.
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If virtue is insufficient temptation, then the internet makes sure we are never lacking.
New research shows that aimlessness can be fatal.
A new study discovered that lack of purpose leads to earlier death.
A study at Rutgers University details the importance of this parent-child bond.
Can microdosing LSD enhance creativity and focus?
Depression is quicksand, says comedian Pete Holmes. Try this method to help you cope and live with depression.
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From deejays to Debussy, it’s all brain food.
In her new documentary, Maxine Trump tackles the topic of choosing not to procreate.
Moral grandstanding is a vanity project that sabotages public discourse says moral philosopher Brandon Warmke.
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Are we just making a profit from human emotions?
New research shows elevated risks of anxiety, depression, and suicide linked to perfectionism.
A new study shows success in a series of Phase 2 trials.
Being bilingual has cultural, social, and cognitive benefits — so why are schools dropping language courses?
Step inside the unlikely friendship of a former ACLU president and an ultra-conservative Supreme Court Justice.
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Smart people are not afraid to say “I don’t know.”
When are you most optimistic? A study found how optimism varies throughout life.
Study finds that neurotic people deal with more “mental noise” than others.
Don’t denigrate immigrants, says Jared Diamond. You are one.
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Phrases like “Global warming” and “climate change” don’t carry any weight.
A new study finds such kids excel in all cognitive areas.
Keith Whittington, Professor of Politics at Princeton University, breaks down three key free speech arguments by John Stuart Mill.
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Tips on how to intensify engagement with what you’re reading.
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Your co-workers could be causing your insomnia.
There’s few domains in life that aren’t improved by learning how to cook.
Research suggests that people with depression find sad music calming — or even uplifting.
Some basic areas we could all use some improvement in.