Grief is a constant in life, but our relentless push to always move on to the next thing has made grieving a rare practice.

Grief is a constant in life, but our relentless push to always move on to the next thing has made grieving a rare practice.
by Allia Luzong
Not even intelligence can keep you safe. In fact, being smart might make you more susceptible to propaganda.
by Allia Luzong
How vivid is your visual imagination? Online aphantasia tests can help you figure out how sharp your mind’s eye is.
by Allia Luzong
Eugenia Cooney gained popularity through her fashion videos, but it wasn’t her outfits that caught people’s attention.
by Allia Luzong
Mental health discussions are all over social media. This has brought both new benefits and new problems to the space.
Just a century ago, you would have been laughed out of town for saying blue was for boys.
The instinct to keep absorbing information about things we have no power to stop stems from an evolutionary adaptation gone haywire.
The word “feminist” has had negative meanings since the early days of the women’s rights movement. But its newer “bad” meanings might be a good sign.
by Allia Luzong
Even the smartest people have blind spots. But the Dunning-Kruger effect can keep us from ever acknowledging or correcting them.
Are you sure you really want to buy a product or avail of a service? Or is it shady neuromarketing tactics telling you what to buy?
by Allia Luzong
Impostor syndrome affects as much as 82% of the population. Here’s how to deal with the feelings of inferiority and anxiety that are characteristic of the syndrome.
The Enneagram Theory of Personality digs up all your deep-seated fears and vulnerabilities. Because who wouldn’t want to know how their inner fears shape their personality?
by Allia Luzong
All it took was punching a clown. In the following decades, Albert Bandura’s theory of reciprocal determinism would reshape the way we think about crime.
by Allia Luzong
Ever wanted to lie without the risk of being caught? These helpful pointers from history, corporations, and politics can help you twist the truth!
by Allia Luzong
Similar to other behaviorist theories of psychology, Clark Hull’s drive reduction theory seeks to explain the motivation behind human behavior. But does it really make sense?
Adopting a persecution complex is a common way of coping with one’s fear of change. However, on such a widespread scale, this phenomenon can have seriously harmful effects.
Our thoughts shape our reality and learning how to manifest takes this to a new level by promising that you can have it all through positive thinking.
by Allia Luzong
Forget chess and sudoku. It’s 2021 and these cool new games are here to give you a few extra IQ points.
by Allia Luzong