Is Football Losing Ground Among Young Athletes?
As parents turn to safer alternatives, will kids still be playing football three generations from now?
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5 Essentials to Cover When Interviewing Gen Z
Have you noticed a difference in Gen Z job candidates? They have much to offer, but much to learn about the workplace. This five-step process helps with hiring.
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Virginia Woolf on Creativity
“Behind the cotton wool is hidden a pattern… the whole world is a work of art… there is no Shakespeare… no Beethoven… no God; we are the words; we are the music; we are the thing itself.” “Only art penetrates … the seeming realities of this world,” Saul Bellow asserted in his Nobel Prize acceptance…
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On Children: Poignant Parenting Advice from Kahlil Gibran
“Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of Life’s longing for itself… You may give them your love but not your thoughts, for they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, for their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow…” In the final years…
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Cold War Liberalism and the Deradicalization of Rebellion
How institutions helped redefine rebellion itself — channeling dissent into lifestyle, identity, consumerism, and personal choice while pushing systemic challenges toward the margins. After World War II, America’s ideological focus quickly shifted from “fighting fascism” to “fighting communism.” By the early 1950s, the Cold War was reshaping how Americans understood their country’s core values and…
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Allocentric Navigation is Turing Complete, and Why It Matters
Mindcraft is a series of opinion posts on current issues in cognitive science by Brains Blog founder Gualtiero Piccinini. Do you agree? Disagree? Please contribute on the discussion board below! If you’d like to write a full-length response, please contact editor Dan Burnston. I have written an article proving that …
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If Your Therapist Gets Sick, Do You Want to Know?
We rely on our therapists to be consistent, reliable, and emotionally present. We don’t expect them to be sick and preoccupied. What should happen when the therapist becomes ill?
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The Tricky Business of Calculating Risks and Rewards
Why are teenagers and 40-somethings risk averse?
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Why Do I Keep Replaying Conversations in My Head?
You had a good time. So why are you lying in bed wondering whether everyone secretly found you annoying?
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Using Neuroscience to Understand and Teach Rhythmic Meters
Fascinated by meter and aware through experience of the challenges of teaching it to students, Andrea Calilhanna studies neuroscience to find ways to improve how meter is taught.
