Night Owls have Better Cognitive Ability than Early Risers
A recent study by Imperial College London (ICL) gives a new perspective revealing that night owls exhibit better brain function compared to their early-rising counterparts.
A recent study by Imperial College London (ICL) gives a new perspective revealing that night owls exhibit better brain function compared to their early-rising counterparts.
The emergence of AI apps designed to recreate the likeness and personalities of deceased loved ones has started debates on ethical boundaries, privacy concerns, and the impact on the grieving process.
Existentialism and Absurdism are two philosophical lenses that have shaped our understanding of existence and meaning. As humans we’ve struggled with questions about the purpose of our existence, the nature of freedom, and the meaning of life itself.
In the annual World Happiness Report, Finland yet again wins the title of the world’s happiest country, marking its seventh consecutive year at the top spot.
A report from the Pew Research Center shows that nearly three-quarters of US teens expressing feelings of happiness or peace when detached from their phones. The survey reveals that smartphone ownership among teenagers in the United States is nearly universal with a 95% of teens having access to these devices.
In memory of his commitment to helping others facing the same challenges, the Matthew Perry Foundation was launched. This foundation aims to honor his legacy and make a difference in as many lives as possible.
A new trend has emerged that is changing the way people view themselves and their journey to finding love. It’s called “Masterdating,” and it’s taking social media by storm, encouraging individuals to embrace self-love and independence before seeking companionship elsewhere.
An inferiority complex refers to a persistent belief of being inherently less capable or worthy than others. This complex can appear as self-question, low confidence, and a tendency to compare oneself unfavorably to others.
Kaizen is a powerful Japanese business philosophy rooted in the concept of continuous improvement. This approach stresses making small, continuous changes to processes, tasks, and workplaces to accomplish upgraded efficiency, productivity, and overall excellence.
Negative thoughts can essentially affect our psychological prosperity, adding to issues like social tension, sadness, stress, and low confidence. Changing these negative thoughts patterns is significant for working on our emotional health.