For years, innovation has centered on speed. Faster processing. Faster decisions. Faster communication. But as artificial intelligence reshapes the modern workplace, a quieter truth is emerging from neuroscience and behavioral psychology: as... Read more »
You’re sharing holidays, meeting friends, and seeing each other multiple times a week—you’re doing everything a couple does, except for having the commitment. This frustrating holding pattern, often called a situationship, leaves... Read more »
We are the most comfortable generation in human history—and quite possibly the most annoyed. Our ancestors survived harsh winters, scarcity, predators, and genuine danger. We lose our composure when the Wi-Fi buffers... Read more »
A new tragedy is being mourned over on TikTok when it comes to modern love. It’s a sense of power dynamics known as the “swag gap.” This specifically refers to a subtle... Read more »
An extraordinary thing happened recently, when I flew across the country. Or, more accurately, one extraordinary thing started to happen, then didn’t, and another extraordinary thing did. At the time I was... Read more »
Henrich, Heine, and Norenzayan’s 2010 WEIRDest people in the world article was a watershed. Two years earlier, Arnett (2008) defined the extent to which psychological science relies on narrow and atypical human... Read more »
Claire Danes’ acting chops have been on full display since her star teenage turn in My So-Called Life. Now that she is 46 and starring in a new Netflix show, The Beast... Read more »
Every year at about this time I see some patients who are filled with anxiety at the thought of going home to family for the holidays. While, for some, Thanksgiving sparks memories... Read more »