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Why the ADHD Brain Rebels Against Boredom

Why the ADHD Brain Rebels Against Boredom

Article | Mental disorder
What if I told you that voice is wrong? That an ADHD brain is physically not built to tolerate monotony the same way a neurotypical brain is—and that’s not a personality flaw, it’s biology.
Could Nose-Picking Actually Speed Up Alzheimer’s Disease?

Could Nose-Picking Actually Speed Up Alzheimer’s Disease?

Article | Mental disorder
Have you ever caught yourself, in a moment of intense stress, boredom, or deep thought, with your finger automatically heading toward your nose?
Why Paying for Your Friend’s Coffee Is an Investment in Your Longevity

Why Paying for Your Friend’s Coffee Is an Investment in Your Longevity

Article | Mental disorder
What if the secret to a longer, happier, and healthier life isn’t found in a gym, a diet, or even a meditation app—but in the simple act of buying a coffee for a friend?
Do Psychopaths Really Lack Empathy? What Brain Scanners Reveal

Do Psychopaths Really Lack Empathy? What Brain Scanners Reveal

Article | Mental disorder
Imagine watching a video of a child crying over a lost toy. For most people, their heart instinctively clenches—that's affective empathy, a largely subconscious reaction. But what happens in a psychopath's brain?
Why Do People Harm Animals? The Psychology of Power, Control, and Trauma

Why Do People Harm Animals? The Psychology of Power, Control, and Trauma

Article | Mental disorder
You may have heard stories about children harming animals or seen news reports about cases of animal abuse, and wondered: what drives someone to act this way?
Beyond the Stereotype: The Subtle Signs of Female Narcissism

Beyond the Stereotype: The Subtle Signs of Female Narcissism

Article | Mental disorder
Women frequently pose the question, a flicker of concern in their eyes: “Could I be a narcissist? How would I even know?” This question isn't one of vanity, but of a deep, unsettling fear.
Bizarre Syndromes That Rewrite Who You Are

Bizarre Syndromes That Rewrite Who You Are

Article | Mental disorder
What happens when this intricate system encounters a glitch? What happens when our own brain begins to play by a different set of rules, warping the very fabric of our reality?
What Joker Teaches Us About Empathy and Its Absence

What Joker Teaches Us About Empathy and Its Absence

Article | Mental disorder
The film struck a nerve, holding up a mirror to a world simmering with discontent, and in many ways, it felt like a prophecy for the turmoil that would soon follow.
What Bipolar Disorder Is (and What It Isn't)

What Bipolar Disorder Is (and What It Isn't)

Article | Mental disorder
When a celebrity like Kanye West speaks openly about his struggles with bipolar disorder, it pushes a vital conversation into the light. Suddenly, a condition that has lived in the shadows is on full display, and this can be incredibly powerful.
A Psychological Profile of Arthur Fleck

A Psychological Profile of Arthur Fleck

Article | Mental disorder
The film masterfully avoids placing a neat diagnostic label on him, yet his struggles provide a powerful lens through which we can explore the devastating manifestations of severe mental illness.
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