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Is Your Brain Biologically Programmed to Be Selfish?

Is Your Brain Biologically Programmed to Be Selfish?

Article | Psychology
In the latter half of the 20th century, a new field of study, cognitive psychology, began to gain momentum. For a long time, the prevailing ideas in psychology revolved around psychoanalysis, reflexes, or behaviorism
The Psychologist's Paradox: Embracing Our Own Wounds to Heal Others

The Psychologist's Paradox: Embracing Our Own Wounds to Heal Others

Article | Psychology
It is a natural part of the human condition to face psychological difficulties, to feel the grip of anxiety, or to navigate the pressures of inner tension. These experiences are not signs of failure; they are signs of life.
Why Traditional Psychology Is Not Enough to Save Us From AI

Why Traditional Psychology Is Not Enough to Save Us From AI

Blog | Psychology
The profession of a psychologist—is it a job, a way of life, or a worldview? In a world teetering on the edge of profound change, this question becomes more urgent than ever.
Why Do People Sleepwalk? Unraveling the Genetic and Neurological Roots

Why Do People Sleepwalk? Unraveling the Genetic and Neurological Roots

Article | Psychology
Have you ever considered that while your body is deep in slumber, your mind could be leading it on a silent expedition? This is the strange reality of somnambulism, more commonly known as sleepwalking.
More Than a Feeling: Decoding the Science Behind Your Goosebumps

More Than a Feeling: Decoding the Science Behind Your Goosebumps

Article | Psychology
Have you ever felt a pleasant, static-like tingle spread across your scalp and down your neck when hearing a soft whisper or watching someone perform a simple, methodical task?
What if Your Mood Had a Scent That Others Could Read?

What if Your Mood Had a Scent That Others Could Read?

Article | Psychology
Have you ever felt an instant, unexplainable connection to someone? Or, conversely, a subtle sense of aversion toward a person who has done nothing wrong?
The Invisible Force of Psychological 'Set' That Truly Drives You

The Invisible Force of Psychological 'Set' That Truly Drives You

Article | Psychology
Have you ever felt like you're running on autopilot? That your reactions to people, challenges, and opportunities are somehow pre-programmed?
The Nietzschean Secret: How to Build a Life of Strength and Meaning

The Nietzschean Secret: How to Build a Life of Strength and Meaning

Article | Psychology
Each of us, whether we realize it or not, chooses a central value that steers our life. It could be wealth, glory, happiness, freedom, pleasure, knowledge, or love.
The Forbidden Diary: Inside the Secret Book Carl Jung Hid for a Century

The Forbidden Diary: Inside the Secret Book Carl Jung Hid for a Century

Article | Psychology
There are certain books that defy easy categorization. Some argue they should never be read, while others insist they are required reading for every thinking person.
The Utopia We Were Taught to Fear

The Utopia We Were Taught to Fear

Article | Psychology
There are certain books that define a genre, becoming foundational pillars for everything that follows. Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World is one of them.
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