The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has captured national attention. When a mother in suburban Duxbury, Massachusetts, seemingly picture-perfect with three young children, strangles her three children (ages 8 months, 3, and 5),... Read more »
AI is changing how we think, feel, and relate. The question is not whether it is useful. The question is what we are giving up in exchange. Source link Read more »
As a society we generally feel it is bad to stab people. In some cases, however, we are pro stabbing. Imagine you’re leading a team in the emergency department that’s working on... Read more »
When people think about ADHD, they often picture distractibility, hyperactivity, disorganization, or trouble focusing. What is discussed far less often is the exhaustion that can come with constantly trying to keep up.... Read more »
The internet is abuzz with the news that actor Brad Pitt revealed in a far-ranging interview that, “I got—I was sober for seven years. And then I got back off the wagon.”... Read more »
Adam Grant’s recent Substack, “The Truth About People Pleasing,” got 1,000+ likes for a reason: it offers a useful corrective to the ways many of us learn to go along to get... Read more »
When viewing art, some museum-goers get that loving feeling. They like what they see. A few go so far as to have a religious experience of sorts and report sensations of euphoria.... Read more »
Every day there’s another technology story in the news, ranging from cyber-attacks on municipal water systems to AI chatbots going “rogue.” Yet beneath the sensational headlines is a continuous evolution of human-technology... Read more »
As someone who has watched every episode of Grey’s Anatomy, I have spent a lot of time inside the fictional halls of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. After earning my Ph.D. in Medical... Read more »
You post a photo or a comment on social media about something that matters to you. Most people scroll past it. A handful like it, and some even leave a kind comment.... Read more »