At my 15-year reunion, someone told me I should have been a statistic. Here’s what that moment taught me about resilience and ...
Most of us will not let an AI help with our shopping, yet we will ask it about our health and believe it. Why trust a machine ...
When the boundaries between partners blur, it can lead to hypervigilance, overresponsibility, and burnout. Here's how to avoid it.
A clinical study of men with alcohol-related sexual dysfunction found that a meaningful percentage experienced a full, spontaneous return to normal sexual function the longer they remained sober (Van ...
Happiness exists, but not as a permanent state or worthy goal. Stop asking, "Am I happy?" and start asking, "Am I living well?" ...
The alien intelligence we’ve been searching for may already be here, hiding in what emerges between its architecture and ours.
But I replied, “The best way for children to learn is when they don’t even realize they’re learning at all,” and she said, with eyes wide open, “That’s good.” Because when learning is interesting, ...
There is a lot of variability in how people view the world. Recognizing this is important for living life successfully when people insist on seeing things only one way.
Loss of control over AI is unsurprising, and avoidable. Before we can control our artificial assets, we need to recover control over our natural assets.
When something doesn’t go the way we hoped, it’s easy to make it about who we are. A small shift can help us see the ...
Clinicians are far less religious than their patients. That gap shapes what gets discussed in therapy and what’s missed.
As children enter middle childhood, they become more independent, but parents are changing, too. Here’s what this ...
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