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As certainty becomes harder to find, many people are discovering that stability comes from relationships, meaning, and adaptability, rather than control. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

I decided to simplify my wardrobe by creating a minimalist fashion challenge called Project 333. I’ve been dressing with less since 2010 and here are the best things that happened since I simplified my wardrobe. When I… The post The 7 Best Things That Happened After I Simplified My Wardrobe appeared first on Be More…

Pride events are not just parties and fun. They provide a range of benefits that are good for queer people’s mental health, including a meaningful sense of belonging and acceptance. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

The principle behind biophilic spaces is that what made us happy and our brains work well long ago has the same effect on us today. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

When a loved one is caught in an AI delusional spiral, direct confrontation may backfire. Cultivating insight, self-awareness, and self-care gradually may be a more effective path. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

South Korea’s viral trend of fake consumer sites is providing some users with comfort and connection by rewarding anticipation. But is there a cost? Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

This is the third and final essay on Newcomb’s Paradox. In it I will discuss Nozick’s stipulation about the effect of how the player of the game decides. The paradox itself is described in the first essay in this series. Nozick’s condition is that “what you actually decide to do is not part of the…

“The mind narrates what the nervous system knows. Story follows state.” “A purely disembodied human emotion is a nonentity,” William James wrote in his pioneering 1884 theory of how our bodies affect our feelings — the first great gauntlet thrown at the Cartesian dualism of body versus mind. In the century and a half since,…