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Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.

As The Last Bell Tolls 2 (Documentary)

Last year, we shared the documentary ‘As The Last Bell Tolls’. At the time, we were uncertain who had made the documentary. On 7 June, we received an email with a link to Part 2 of the documentary. Accompanying a link to the new documenta

Is Clutter Quietly Wrecking Your Nervous System? Why Spring Cleaning Might Be the Cure

When your space feels chaotic, it affects more than just your mood — it affects how your body functions. Your home environment sends constant signals to your brain. If it's filled with visual clutter, unfinished tasks or outdated reminders

Regular Exercise Boosts Memory and Brain Function at Any Age

Americans are facing an alarming rise in cognitive decline, and it isn't just impacting older adults — it's happening across every age group. Memory problems, trouble concentrating, and impaired decision-making are becoming common complaint

What do THEY know that We don’t?

Possible technologies of the Breakaway Civilization

Crisis overcome? -affective and instrumental changes of group related attitudes

According to modern research on diversity, attitudes towards cultural diversity are a main predictor of performance in heterogeneous teams. Social psychological research, however, focuses on the impact of crises on prejudice and disregards

Motherhood Woes: How to Care for Mental Health and Well-Being

Moms understand the feeling of waking up to a messy house, screaming kids, and the constant overload of obligations that never seem to end. The fact that Moms never question the fundamental truth of love for their children and their role as

Puberty blockers are a dangerous chemical mutilation of children

Paediatrician and child advocate Dr. Michelle Cretella delivers a searing takedown of the gender ideology movement, calling it what it is: a dangerous, profit-driven assault on children. Dr. Cretella explains that sex is binary, immutable,

Antidepressants Linked to Faster Cognitive Decline in Dementia Patients

Antidepressants are touted as a solution to help improve people's mental health and ease depression and anxiety. But these “convenient” little pills are more harmful than you think, as they alter your brain chemistry, making your condition

The Ball Comes to Rest

Surfing YouTube, I came across an interview of Ezra Klein by Stephen Colbert. He was promoting a new book called Abundance, basically arguing that scarcity is politically-manufactured by “both sides,” and that if we get our political act to

Francis Weller — The Lost Art of Grieving: Grief as Ritual, Resistance, and Resilience

(Conversation recorded on January 24th, 2025) Show Summary Western culture, particularly in the United States, is often characterized by a profound discomfort and suppression of grief. Without healthy outlets to process loss and pain – es

The Intricate Connection of Birdsongs to Human Language

Introduction Birdsongs have inspired poets and lovers, becoming one of the philosophical focal points in ancient Greece and Rome.

You see more than you think you see

Could it be that when we act on impulse or have a hunch about something, we are using information that has been fed into our brains without our knowledge? Dr.

Rethinking Rank and Privilege in Human Societies

This article was produced by Human Bridges. For two centuries, archaeologists, historians, and social scientists studied human societies in search of the origins of hierarchy—a layered structure where power and privilege are concentrated in the top layer. Realizing that this model failed to account for the real-life complexity of