What if AI doesn’t control us through force, but through convenience—predicting our thoughts, smoothing decisions, and quietly shaping our behavior without us noticing?

Trying to reach a hard goal without burning out? Learn how kindness and compassion can replace shame as your fuel, so you keep showing up, even when motivation dips.

According to futurist Tracey Follows, "AI is meeting emotional needs that feel unmet in everyday life. A desire for safety, for predictability and stability. There is a wish to escape the judgment of ...

Psychoethics links self-defeating speech acts to impaired moral reasoning and decision-making. Perfectionistic "oughts" can cloud moral judgments despite lack of ethical breaches.

As a child grows into adolescence, control over personal time becomes more of a contentious issue with parents.

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Other-oriented perfectionists believe everyone can always do better—constantly leaving others feeling ashamed.

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Letting go doesn't mean condoning or agreeing with something; it's an act of choosing acceptance. Acceptance and letting go ...

Antisemitism has resurged since October 7. Misunderstandings about Jewish identity might explain the continuity of this ...

There's a club you can join where there are no meetings. No forms to fill out. No dues. No expectations. Except for one.

Guilt can do more than help prevent hurtful behaviors. It can deepen empathy and inspire prosocial action, even when you ...