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The Master Who Wrote Nothing: How Confucius's Ideas Became Immortal

The Master Who Wrote Nothing: How Confucius's Ideas Became Immortal

Blog | Psychology
For centuries, the teachings of one man have formed the bedrock of Chinese society, and even in our hyper-digital age, his ideas are finding new life. This man, Confucius, never wrote down his philosophy.
What the Psychology of Sex and the City Teaches Us About Fear and Love

What the Psychology of Sex and the City Teaches Us About Fear and Love

Blog | Psychology
On the glossy pages of magazines and the shimmering screen, the main characters of Sex and the City float through a version of New York that feels like a dream.
Why We Rush to Call Our Friends 'Toxic'

Why We Rush to Call Our Friends 'Toxic'

Blog | Relationship
We get swept up in flashbacks sometimes. Thoughts of old friendships, some that ended poorly, leaving a bitter taste. The word "toxic" gets thrown around so easily now.
The Secret Philosophical Life of Sex

The Secret Philosophical Life of Sex

Blog | Sex, sexuality
Immediately, a picture comes to mind: two people coming together. In an act of love, opposites can become one, bodies intertwine in a dance, and souls may touch ecstasy.
Why Did They Stay Silent? The Psychology of Conformity in Diddy's Inner Circle

Why Did They Stay Silent? The Psychology of Conformity in Diddy's Inner Circle

Blog | Abuse and Violence
When a figure of immense influence falls from grace, it forces us to look beyond the glittering facade and ask difficult questions. The recent and disturbing allegations against music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs have done just that.
Is Quadrobics a Harmless Hobby or a Cry for Help?

Is Quadrobics a Harmless Hobby or a Cry for Help?

Blog | Mental health
It seems that everywhere we look, a new cultural tremor is making its way through the landscape of youth. We see them in parks and public squares: teenagers with fox tails, cat ears.
How Tragedy Becomes a Viral Meme in the Age of Post-Irony

How Tragedy Becomes a Viral Meme in the Age of Post-Irony

Blog | Self-acceptance
Short clips, getting millions of views, show excavators methodically demolishing houses while people watch with a mixture of tears and indignation
What Main Character Syndrome Reveals About Our Deepest Fears

What Main Character Syndrome Reveals About Our Deepest Fears

Blog | Fears and phobias
People experiencing main character syndrome believe the world revolves around them, as if life itself is their own personal action movie. Taking out the trash becomes a pivotal plot point.
What Most People Don't Understand About the Woman Who Is Alone

What Most People Don't Understand About the Woman Who Is Alone

Blog | Man and woman relationship
Have you ever wondered about the woman who lives alone, without a partner, and doesn't seem to be looking for one? The immediate assumptions often circle around loneliness, a lack of options, or a broken heart.
Pillow Talk: What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You While You Sleep

Pillow Talk: What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You While You Sleep

Blog | Self-care
Have you ever woken up to that damp, slightly embarrassing spot on your pillow and wondered what’s going on? It’s easy to brush it off as a sign of a deep sleep or a vivid dream about a five-course meal.
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