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Imposter syndrome may not mean you’re unworthy. It may be a signal that your success has drifted from service, integrity, and truth. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Teenagers are stereotyped as poor decision makers who engage in risky behavior. These stereotypes are often explained in terms of the teenage brain (or mind) being immature and lacking the reasoning abilities of adults. Obviously, adults often engage in poor decision-making and risky behavior. But research shows that teenagers use basically the same reasoning as…

Cult leaders use coercive control tactics to manipulate members and take their resources. This chart helps us understand and explain the manipulative tactics of cults. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Much of the help we give or receive can go unacknowledged. We may even be unaware of how we have helped others. Proceed, nonetheless, knowing that our good influence is likely. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

When AI first began colonizing language — which is still our best instrument for bridging the abyss between us, a container for thought and feeling that shapes the contents — I asked chatGPT to compose a poem about a solar eclipse in the style of Walt Whitman. It returned a ledger of cliches in rhymed…

Personal Perspective: Is AI turning the creative process into an exercise in mental gymnastics? Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

What insights emerge from comparing Primo Levi’s and Benjamin Ferencz’s responses to the Holocaust? Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

What has quietly disappeared from childhood? “Toy Story 5” explores why free play remains one of the most important foundations of healthy development. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

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