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Unrequited Love Hurts Like Addiction, but Science Shows a Way Out

Unrequited love is romantic attraction that the other person does not return, and the research I could verify says it … Read more

The Expectation Effect is David Robson’s 2022 science book arguing that what you expect from a pill, a workout, a … Read more

In The Master and His Emissary Iain McGilchrist argues our left brain hemisphere, the “emissary”, has usurped the right hemisphere, … Read more

Do you feel like you’re living in a simulation? Like you’re checking all the boxes, career, income, health, but something … Read more

Do you know why you fall for certain people, stay with others, and can’t seem to make it work with … Read more

Do you remember the first time you realized that being “smart” might mean more than just getting good grades? That … Read more

Ever wonder why you can’t finish a single article without checking your phone? Nicholas Carr’s The Shallows: What the Internet … Read more

Do you wake up feeling like you haven’t slept at all, even after spending eight hours in bed? I used … Read more

Do you ever stop and wonder what makes you, well, you? Is it your memories, your body, or something else … Read more

Does the thought of aging, brain injury, or a learning disability scare you because you believe your brain is permanently … Read more

Do you know someone who can lie straight to your face without flinching, charm everyone in the room while leaving … Read more

Have you ever wondered why your deepest fears and desires seem to control you from the shadows of your own … Read more

Do you ever wake up puzzled by a bizarre dream and wonder what your unconscious mind was trying to tell … Read more

Does it ever feel like your brain has been hijacked? Like you’re constantly swimming against a current just to finish … Read more

Have you ever picked up your phone to check one thing, only to look up forty-five minutes later with no … Read more

Ever wonder why your sharpest colleague makes the most baffling decisions, or why highly educated people sometimes believe the most … Read more

Ever wonder why a single sentence can ruin your day—or, just as powerfully, rewrite an entire childhood memory? That is … Read more

Did you know that a three-year-old child — who cannot tie her shoelaces, cannot add two numbers, and does not … Read more

Why do we fall in love, laugh at jokes, see meaning in stories, fear danger before thinking clearly, and still … Read more

Did you ever wonder why you feel trapped in the endless, repetitive loops of your own mind, and what it … Read more

Can we ever truly pinpoint why it feels like something to be alive, or does the answer lie hidden outside … Read more