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“I armed myself with patience and courage, and only after several months managed to dissolve my doubts and see my research crowned with happy confirmation.” Jeanne Villepreux-Power (September 24, 1794–January 25, 1871) was eleven when her mother died. Just before her eighteenth birthday, she set out for Paris from her home in rural France, on…

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While in Indonesia in 2011, photographer David Slater’s camera was grabbed by a macaque. While monkey shines are nothing new, the macaque took hundreds of shots including selfies that went viral. While the macaque seemed to have an aesthetic gift, the United States copyright office ruled that “Works produced by nature, animals or plants” or…

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Kant’s Categorical Imperative may be a good rule of thumb, but some reinterpretation may be in order. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

A simple way to tell if a date will be a good long-term mate is to take notes after the first date. If the pattern seems too similar to your failed mates, do not continue dating. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Do we get angry at being harmed only if we believe someone purposely intended the harm? The “empty boat” parable suggests yes—yet it’s complicated. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Underlying emotional forces make setting boundaries easier said than done. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

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