Posts from 2012
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Does fantasizing give you the motivation to achieve your goals?
— December 31
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Our Health Comes Through Commitment to Others
— December 30
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The Science Behind Good Vibes: How Mindfulness Actually Works
— December 30
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Colored Lights Will Lift Your Mood
— December 30
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Game Theory: The Passion Behind ‘Wreck-It Ralph’
— December 29
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Stunning Photos of Cities Without Light Pollution
— December 29
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Best psychology books of 2012 [The Observer]
— December 28
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The 10 Best Psychology and Philosophy Books of 2012 [Brain Pickings]
— December 28
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Zen and the Art of Work
— December 28
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Awe-Inspiring Art as a Byproduct of the Freeze Response
— December 27
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Parrot listens to Scissor Sisters' music
— December 27
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Dealing With the Danger of Cognitive Hubris
— December 27
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explore-blog
— December 27
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Feeling Overwhelmed?
— December 26
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30 Surprising (And Controversial) Ways Students Learn
— December 26
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Best Space Photos of the Year 2012
— December 26
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Quick and Easy Ways to Quiet Your Mind
— December 26
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How to Turn Off Negative Thoughts in Your Mind
— December 24
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7 New Exercises to Boost Happiness
— December 24
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BBC Column: when you want what you don’t like
— December 24
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Stereotyping You By Your Favorite Album of 2012
— December 23
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What are the top five career regrets?
— December 23
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Take Off Your Inverted Spectrum Glasses: Color’s True Charm is in the Brain
— December 23
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The cycle path to happiness
— December 23
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The Best Music Books of 2012 [Brain Pickings]
— December 23
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The Overview Effect and the Psychology of Cosmic Awe
— December 23
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Chronicles of chronology: The power of seven
— December 23
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How Failure Helps You To Succeed and Grow
— December 22
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DESIGN FORWARD: Creative Strategies for Sustainable Change
— December 22
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Filmography 2012
— December 22
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Color Psychology: What Does It Reveal About You?
— December 22
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The top 10 science books of 2012
— December 21
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Creative Passion or Just Doing What You Really Want
— December 21
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Eclectic Method’s Spectacular Mashup of Hollywood Visions of the Future
— December 20
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A Splendor Seldom Seen: Saturn backlit by the sun
— December 20
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The Science Behind Productivity
— December 20
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The Art of Living
— December 19
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Music's effects on the mind remains mysterious
— December 19
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Alone Together, Again
— December 19
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Listen up worry warts, ruminating won't solve your problems
— December 18
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Six [more] things that suck the life out of your productivity
— December 18
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I've discovered classical music isn't just for snobs
— December 18
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My Symphony, by William Henry Channing
— December 18
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Enjoy a hypnotic time-lapse video of a spider weaving its circular web
— December 17
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What are the two most common tricks advertisers use to manipulate you?
— December 17
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Dave Brubeck is good for your brain
— December 17
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The Power of Concentration
— December 17
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The lasting mystery of the Hawthorne Effect
— December 16
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6 ways retailers trick you into buying more crap
— December 16
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12 Letters That Didn’t Make the [English] Alphabet
— December 16
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The Fine Art of Italian Hand Gestures: A Vintage Visual Dictionary by Bruno Munari
— December 16
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Ditching Gadgets May Boost Creativity
— December 16
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55555, or, How to Laugh Online in Other Languages
— December 13
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Workplace Distractions: Here's Why You Won't Finish This Article
— December 13
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Why do you read 1000 things about change and never change?
— December 12
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What Does Space Travel Do to Your Mind? NASA’s Resident Psychiatrist Reveals All.
— December 12
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Milky Way Over Quiver Tree Forest
— December 12
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What the brain draws from: Art and neuroscience
— December 12
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7 Ways to Outsmart Your Brain And Be More Innovative
— December 12
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4 Scientifically Proven Steps to Mastering Change
— December 11
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How Healthy Eating Addresses the Cause of Depression
— December 11
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Urban jogging may be making you dumber
— December 11
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“Everyone has filters to select information that receives attention.”
— December 10
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Stereotyping You by Your Favorite Book of 2012
— December 10
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The Story Of The Wheelie Suitcase And The Importance Of Implementing Innovation
— December 10
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10 Reasons Why Some People Love What They Do
— December 9
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Chill Out and Get Enlightened: A Newbie’s Guide to Meditation
— December 9
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Rethinking the Endowment Effect: How Ownership Affects Our Valuations
— December 9
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Neuroscience Fiction: What Neuroscience Really Teaches Us, and What It Doesn't Matter
— December 9
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What listening to a story does to our brains
— December 9
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The Power of Outrospection
— December 9
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5 Charts About Climate Change That Should Have You Very, Very Worried
— December 9
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Snow Flakes and Ice Structures
— December 7
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Portal: the graphing calculator edition
— December 7
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minimalmac
— December 7
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10 Famous Writers on How to Read
— December 7
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Can Multitasking Make You Sad?
— December 7
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8 Mistakes People Make When Searching for Authentic Happiness
— December 6
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Pollution and Well-Being: A Startling Connection
— December 6
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Why aren’t you doing what really makes you happy?
— December 6
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Quote: Life, as we all know, is conflict ...
— December 5
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How to Catch a Cat
— December 5
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Mindfulness: The Art of Cultivating Resilience
— December 5
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Three Studies That Changed the Way We Think About Productivity
— December 5
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Looking at Loneliness: Survey Results
— December 4
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To Really Read Emotions, Look at Body Language, Not Facial Expressions
— December 4
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Selective Hearing: How Your Brain Extracts Meaning from the Noise
— December 4
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Seven may be a wonder but four is just about the limit for your brain processes
— December 4
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The Honest Truth about Dishonesty: RSA Animate Version.
— December 2
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Susan Cain on the Power of Introverts, Live-Illustrated by Molly Crabapple
— December 2
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Suggestions for Savoring Solitude
— December 2
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5 Tricks of the Mind You Need to Master
— December 2
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Why Do British Singers Sound American?
— November 29
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What do the words you use say about you?
— November 29
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Where is your mind?
— November 29
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To Listen
— November 29
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Why Your Opinion About Music Can Be Wrong
— November 29
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Reading, writing and playing games may help aging brains stay healthy
— November 25
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Music gets you high
— November 25
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Low Quality Job As Bad For Health As No Job
— November 25
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Why Can't We Tickle Ourselves?
— November 24
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Meditation appears to produce enduring changes in emotional processing in the brain
— November 24
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The History of Boredom
— November 24
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What we suffer from today
— November 24
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evolution of the mobile phone by docomo
— November 22
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Coffee helps you see the bright side
— November 22
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Board games popular again
— November 22
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Happiness or Meaningfulness – But Not Both
— November 15
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Classical Music Brain
— November 15
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Staircase by Danny Kuo.
— November 15
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Banished Words
— November 14
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Half of the Facts You Know Are Probably Wrong
— November 14
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The culture that is news
— November 14
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Me Translate Funny One Day
— November 14
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The Science and Art of Listening
— November 13
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What 5 counterintuitive things can help you make better choices?
— November 13
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Happiness, Philosophy and Science
— November 11
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Short Film Spotlight: Pixar’s La Luna
— November 11
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Trust Me, I’m Lying: Why Sites Like Gawker Manipulate You
— November 11
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Monopoly Is Theft
— November 11
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Our brains can make fast decisions, and accurate decisions — but not at the same time
— November 9
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The four lessons other developers can learn from the Valve employee handbook
— November 8
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Remind me to inflate my tires tomorrow at 9 am
— November 8
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The Apple Haters' 7 Stages of Grief
— November 7
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The whiner's room
— November 6
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A Snapshot of Caffeine's Fascinating Effects On The Brain
— November 6
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Why do we like people who like the music we do?
— November 6
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The Psychology Of Tetris
— November 5
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Scientists Dissect the Psychology of 'Truthiness"
— November 5
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Introverts use more concrete language than extraverts
— November 5
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Why Fiction Writers Should Learn Math
— November 5
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The Uses Of Difficulty
— November 4
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Studying ‘Star Wars’: Professor offers philosophy course in the Force
— November 4
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Music in Our Ears: The Science of Timbre
— November 4
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A Book Manifesto
— October 30
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10 Ways Your Brain is Smacking You Around and What to Do About Them
— October 30
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How a Cat Boosts Your Creativity
— October 30
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Loneliness? It’s All a State of Mind
— October 30
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5 Ways to Break Through A Creative Block
— October 30
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Multitasking Loses Its Cool; Mindfulness Is Now In
— October 30
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Cope with pain by changing how you picture it
— October 26
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Whoever tells the best story wins
— October 26
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The Year’s Most Spectacular Microscopic Photos
— October 26
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The Science of Why We Blush, Animated
— October 22
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Incognito': What's Hiding In The Unconscious Mind
— October 21
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Valve, a Video Game Maker With Few Rules (Game Maker Without a Rule Book)
— October 21
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Eight Things Skilled Teachers Think, Say, and Do
— October 21
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The Practice of Mindfulness
— October 18
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10 of the Most Breathtaking Panoramic Photos We’ve Ever Seen
— October 18
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Music is at once the most wonderful, the most…
— October 18
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The Science of the Perfect Nap
— October 16
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Computer games at work improve mental well-being, memory
— October 16
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If You're Too Busy to Meditate, Read This
— October 16
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Boredom has more to do with you than the situation
— October 16
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Things You Won’t Believe Science Says Make You Happy
— October 15
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Why Music – Part Five: Music and Education
— October 15
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Seven portions of fruit and vegetables a day for happiness and mental health
— October 15
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How Getting Creative Heals Pain: An Interview with Deb Eiseman
— October 15
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11 Creative Breakthroughs People Had in Their Sleep
— October 12
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Does sleep deprivation lead to risky decisions?
— October 12
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RSA Animate - The Truth About Dishonesty
— October 12
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Defrag Your Brain With a Spark File
— October 12
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Gorgeous Miniature Worlds Created from Hundreds of Photos
— October 12
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Five Reasons Why Stoicism Matters Today
— October 11
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How Memories of Experience Influence Behavior
— October 11
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19 Ways to Bounce Back from Just About Anything
— October 11
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Why We're Suckers for Sorrow
— October 11
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How To Get Yourself To Meditate
— October 10
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The Four P’s of Creativity
— October 10
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Book Review: Automate This
— October 10
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Why Doing Nothing Is the Key to Happiness
— October 10
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15 Things You Gotta Know About Coffee
— October 9
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The psychology of the powerful
— October 9
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Struggling to Reconcile Conflicting Beliefs? Listen to Some Mozart
— October 9
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Music Lessons
— October 9
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10 Essential Books for Book Nerds
— October 8
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Why it’s Better to Have a Strategic Philosophy than an Ideology
— October 4
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Reasons to Do What You Love
— October 4
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Twelve Essential Psycho-Political Films
— October 4
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Crazy expensive coffee maker brews the coffee of the future
— October 4
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Synchronizing Metronomes
— October 4
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Making It Through Tough Times: An Ancient and Wise Way to Bounce Back
— October 3
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What 6 rules should be guiding your career?
— October 3
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Aristotle’s 12 Virtues and The Path to Happiness
— October 2
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Meet the hexaflexagon. It’s about to blow your mind.
— October 2
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5 Characteristics of a Strong Mind
— October 1
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15 Things We Now Know About Money and Happiness
— October 1
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Why Misinformation Sticks and Corrections Can Backfire
— September 27
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A Conversation with Innovation Guru Clayton Christensen
— September 27
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When You Can't Sleep, How Good Is Lying in Bed With Your Eyes Closed?
— September 27
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Why Solving Puzzles Is Fun: Q&A with Consciousness Researcher Daniel Bor
— September 27
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“I’m Bored!” – Research on Attention Sheds Light on the Unengaged Mind
— September 27
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Cool infographics for all six episodes of the Star Wars saga,
— September 27
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Why your memory is like the telephone game
— September 26
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An Introduction to Creativity
— September 25
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15 Incredible Ways Music Affects Your Brain
— September 25
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Rethinking Sleep
— September 25
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To Succeed, Forget Self-Esteem
— September 24
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A Counter-Intuitive Remedy to Feeling Short of Time
— September 24
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Famous Robots
— September 24
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Why Movie Sequels and Remakes Almost Always Fail
— September 24
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How to Taste Coffee
— September 24
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Positive Thinking vs. Positive Psychology
— September 23
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Stretching yourself to learn new things
— September 23
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Comments are the radioactive waste of the Web
— September 22
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The 2012 Ig Nobel Prize Winners
— September 22
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Procrastination Inception: The Science of Procrastination - And How To Manage It
— September 21
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Retrain Your Brain to Reduce Worry
— September 21
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Labeling Negative Emotions In The Moment Can Help You Overcome Them
— September 21
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Orée Board Maple
— September 21
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Postcards From Google Earth
— September 21
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Deep Space : 2012 winners : Astronomy Photographer of the Year…
— September 21
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The Neuroscience of Belonging
— September 20
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Theory: Music Underlies Language Acquisition
— September 20
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Ego Depletion, Motivation and Attention: A New Model of Self-Control
— September 19
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The 20 Most Significant Inventions in the History of Food and Drink
— September 18
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Scientists cast doubt on Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
— September 18
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What the brain draws from: Art and neuroscience
— September 18
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Neverending stories
— September 18
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Bach on record: Play it again
— September 18
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A Solar Filament Erupts
— September 17
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Here It Is: The Best Word Ever
— September 16
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Get fit faster: listen to music!
— September 16
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This Is Your Brain on the Internet (Maybe)
— September 16
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Rejuvenate Your Brain While You Work: 10 Ways
— September 13
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3 Myths About Creativity That Just Won’t Quit
— September 13
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Best Foods for Your Brain
— September 13
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The Creativity of the Wandering Mind
— September 13
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5 Reasons Video Games Are Actually Good for You
— September 13
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"Video Game" is a Bad Name for the Medium (Also Inside: RPGs)
— September 10
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What Work Is Really For
— September 10
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This is your brain on Jane Austen, and researchers at Stanford are taking notes
— September 9
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9 Ways Neuroscience Has Changed The Classroom
— September 9
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Politics & Alternative Reality Fiction
— September 9
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The science of conducting: Von Karajan was right
— September 9
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Taste buds and 'tude: The food and mood link
— September 9
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On Reading and Books
— September 9
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Why does coffee never taste as good as it smells?
— September 9
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Employee Brain on Stress Can Quash Creativity And Competitive Edge
— September 7
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The Great Ideas of the Social Sciences
— September 7
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The best interface is no interface
— September 7
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The Thing You Think You Cannot Do: Thirty Truths About Fear and Courage
— September 7
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How well can we know ourselves?
— September 7
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The Role of "Ripeness" in Creativity and Discovery: Arthur Koestler's Seminal Insights, 1964
— September 7
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Philosophy and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy edited by Nicholas Joll – review
— September 6
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Four Geeky Laws That Rule Our World
— September 6
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10 Essential Italian Films
— September 6
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The Science of "Chunking," Working Memory, and How Pattern Recognition Fuels Creativity
— September 6
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'This Will End In Tears': Soundtracks For Down Days
— September 6
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Philosopher Muses on “The Art of Procrastination”
— September 6
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What’s the matter with analytic philosophy?
— September 6
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The mystery of the stopped clock illusion
— September 6
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Making Choices: How Your Brain Decides
— September 6
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Experts in Programming Share Their Knowledge with "The Best Programming Advice I Ever Got" Series
— September 6
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Dante’s 9 Circles of Hell in LEGO Form
— September 5
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Book Notes - Charles Yu "Sorry Please Thank You"
— September 5
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This Is Your Brain On Management
— September 5
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Does Contemporary Neuroscience Support or Challenge the Reality of Free Will?
— September 4
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McSweeney’s Internet Tendency: The Ultimate Guide to Writing Better Than You Normally Do.
— September 4
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How to Read Like a Writer
— September 4
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The Slowest Reader
— September 4
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What Kind of Book Reader Are You? A Diagnostics Guide
— September 4
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A Point of View: Are tyrants good for art?
— September 3
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Why we Troll
— September 3
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The neuroscience of winning explained
— September 3
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Awesomely blemished inverted solar beauty
— September 3
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Working From Home? You're a Better Worker
— September 3
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Redefining the Introduction to Computer Science
— September 3
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"Economics in Denial"
— September 3
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What books can teach you to be the best?
— September 2
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What does it take to become an expert at anything?
— September 2
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37signals Earns Millions Each Year. Its CEO’s Model? His Cleaning Lady
— September 2
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How Consciousness Evolved and Why a Planetary "Übermind" Is Inevitable
— September 2
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Puppet experiment suggests humans are born to be fair
— September 2
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The Terrors & Occasional Virtues of Not Knowing What You’re Doing — by Jad Abumrad
— September 1
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The Economics Revolution Will Be Televised
— September 1
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What Some of the Greatest Science Fiction Writers Thought 2012 Would Be Like
— September 1
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Stanford researchers' cooling glove 'better than steroids'
— September 1
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The science behind our weirdest behaviours
— September 1
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Daniel Kahneman: Why Moving to California Won’t Make You Happy
— August 31
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The science and psychology of memory
— August 31
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What It's Like for a Deaf Person to Hear Music for the First Time
— August 31
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Playing Games for All the Wrong Reasons
— August 31
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The Neuroscience of 20-Somethings
— August 31
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How to Forgive, and Why You Should
— August 31
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Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep
— August 30
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The Algebra of Coffee Consumption
— August 30
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The Compendious Coffee Chart
— August 30
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How To Be Unhappy
— August 30
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10 Reasons Why Some People Love What They Do
— August 30
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Understanding the Psychology of the American Idea of Choice
— August 30
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The Imperfect Balance Between Work and Life
— August 30
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The Science of Bad Neuroscience
— August 30
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Learning a Second Language can Improve a Child's Memory
— August 29
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Memory Enhanced by a Simple Break After Reading
— August 29
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Why Morning Routines are Creativity Killers
— August 29
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The Psychology of Customer Service
— August 29
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Why Being Busy Can Keep You From Getting Ahead
— August 29
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“Books are the training weights of the mind.”
— August 29
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Science awakes to benefits of Yoga
— August 29
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Robert Shiller on Behavioral Economics
— August 28
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Why Gadgets Are Great for Introverts
— August 28
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A Point Of View: The trouble with freedom
— August 28
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Brushing Your Teeth Keeps Your Brain Healthy
— August 28
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Riddled with irregularity
— August 28
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The Psychology of Team Turnarounds
— August 27
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Redefining Work and Ourselves
— August 27
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The Neuroscience of Creativity and Insight
— August 27
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The Only 2 Tricks You Need for Maximum Productivity
— August 27
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Watching reruns can actually help restore willpower
— August 27
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Top 5 Surprises When Starting Out as a Software Developer
— August 27
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Awe expands your sense of time - and makes you less materialistic
— August 27
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Getting lost in a good book can help keep you healthy
— August 27
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John Carmack discusses the art and science of software engineering
— August 27
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What happens to our brains when we exercise and how it makes us happier
— August 27
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Learning while you sleep: Dream or reality?
— August 27
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Indie Developer Lifestyle
— August 26
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Why Remote Workers Are More (Yes, More) Engaged
— August 25
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Microsoft Logo
— August 25
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10 Studies That Reveal What Customers WANT You To Know About Them
— August 25
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How Umbria Changed My Mind About Italy
— August 25
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Language and Emotion – Insights from Psychological Science
— August 25
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Macintosh Stories: On Xerox, Apple and Progress
— August 25
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Michael Mauboussin’s Behavioral Economics Reading List
— August 25
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Usability Expert: Windows 8 on PCs is Confusing, a Cognitive Burden
— August 24
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Everything in Writing and Life is Fiction
— August 24
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What popular science books have changed the world?
— August 24
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10 Bands That Changed the Sound That Made Them Famous
— August 24
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What Successful People Do With The First Hour Of Their Work Day
— August 24
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The Top 10 Psychology Books You Should Read
— August 24
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The Emerging Revolution in Game Theory
— August 24
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Brain Science: 10 New Studies That Get Inside Your Head
— August 24
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The psychology behind the appeal of original artwork
— August 24
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How Do Cats Purr?
— August 23
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Google Introduces "TrueView" Ads for YouTube on Android
— August 23
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7 Essential Books on Music, Emotion, and the Brain
— August 23
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Creativity may be a nerd’s best revenge
— August 23
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Time Flies When You’re Having Goal-Motivated Fun
— August 23
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A little music training goes a long way: Practicing music for only few years in childhood helps improve adult brain
— August 23
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Typewriter landscape
— August 23
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Spirituality correlates to better mental health regardless of religion, say MU researchers
— August 23
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The Interesting Times Triangle
— August 23
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The Philosophical Roots of Science Fiction
— August 22
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Why meditation is not just sitting
— August 22
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Greek myths shed light on our modern world
— August 22
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12 Choices Your Future Self Will Thank You For
— August 22
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100 novels everyone should read
— August 22
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Psychologists link emotion to vividness of perception and creation of vivid memories
— August 22
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Guessing Game: ‘The Lord of the Rings’ as Written by Other Famous Authors
— August 22
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For Those Who Want to Lead, Read
— August 21
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Embracing Creativity
— August 21
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How to Start Meditating
— August 21
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The Science Behind Why Power Naps Help You Stay Productive and Creative
— August 21
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Six things you need to know about your users
— August 21
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Stop Calling Sherlock a Sociopath! Thanks, a Psychologist.
— August 20
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The Difference Between Time Management and Task Management
— August 20
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Fending Off Life’s Slings and Arrows, Such as Divorce, with Stoicism
— August 20
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The Point of Exclamation
— August 20
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The 10 Best End of the World Novels
— August 20
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Top 100 Teen Books
— August 20
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The Right Way and Wrong Way to Let Your Mind Wander
— August 20
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Where Do Sentences Come From?
— August 20
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Can Meditation Make You Smarter?
— August 20
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Why Living in the Moment Is Impossible
— August 20
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Understanding the Dangers of “Ego-Depletion”
— August 20
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The Disciplined Pursuit of Less
— August 17
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11 Songs Inspired by Literature
— August 17
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If Hemingway wrote JavaScript
— August 16
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A Brief History of Money
— August 16
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The Calendar as a Meme: A Brief History of Timekeeping
— August 16
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The iPad Put A Fork In Personal Computing
— August 16
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Strangers on a bus: Study reveals lengths commuters go to avoid each other
— August 16
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The Moral Limits of Markets
— August 16
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Italo Calvino's 14 Definitions of What Makes a Classic
— August 16
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The secret allure of the spoiler
— August 15
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Notes Towards a Philosophy of Sleep
— August 15
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The Top 50 Greatest Films of All Time
— August 15
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A Conversation with Robert Bellah
— August 15
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The Psychology of Employee Retention
— August 14
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The Death of TV: 5 Reasons People Are Fleeing Traditional TV
— August 14
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Samsung is Apple's Biggest Fan
— August 14
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Golden Ratio in logo designs
— August 14
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Increasing The Productivity of Computer Programmers and Engineers
— August 14
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Some things I've learnt about programming
— August 13
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Empirics and Psychology: Eight of the World’s Top Young Economists Discuss Where Their Field Is Going
— August 6
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Learning New Tasks Is Good For You - But Difficult
— August 6
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15 of the Greatest Lists in Literature
— August 6
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11 Meta-Novels That Will Blow Your Mind
— August 6
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Music we like can be more distracting than music we don't
— August 3
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Revealing the Psychology of Playing Card Magic
— August 3
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For More Pianos, Last Note Is Thud in the Dump
— August 3
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You Are (Probably) Wrong About You
— August 3
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The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge
— August 1
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Are You Creating Disgruntled Employees?
— July 31
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How to Land Your Kid in Therapy
— July 31
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Does Quantum Physics Make it Easier to Believe in God?
— July 31
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Creative? Introverted? Then You're Probably Not Seen As A Leader
— July 30
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Lodnon 2102 - the official Oimplycs site
— July 30
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Brain Is Biased When Learning New Information
— July 30
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Engineering flowchart
— July 30
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Why Society Doesn’t Change: The System Justification Bias
— July 30
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Pop music too loud and all sounds the same: official
— July 29
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Why Is Everyone on the Internet So Angry?
— July 29
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Art and the Limits of Neuroscience
— July 25
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Why we love to hoard… and how you can overcome it
— July 25
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Study: Awe-Inspiring Experiences Change Our Perception of Time
— July 25
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5 Psychology Studies for Smarter Web Design
— July 25
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Psychohistory & Big Data
— July 25
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The Reading Lists of Your Favorite Fictional Characters
— July 25
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If You Liked My Book, You’ll Love These
— July 23
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What To Read Next
— July 23
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The conversation: Can happiness be measured?
— July 23
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Creative Thinking – What Is It? And How Can You Start Doing It Now!
— July 23
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The crayola-fication of the world: How we gave colors names, and it messed with our brains (part I)
— July 23
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Psychotherapy and the Pursuit of Happiness
— July 23
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Message to Managers: Your Strategy Is Not What You Say It Is
— July 23
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This much I know: Daniel Kahneman
— July 23
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Seven hours sleep key to a sharp mind
— July 19
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10 Limits to Human Perception ... and How They Shape Your World
— July 19
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UC Irvine Release: Jettisoning work email reduces stress
— July 19
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Funny People: Erik Wolpaw, Portal 2 head writer
— July 19
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Brain power shortage: Applying new rules is mentally taxing and costly
— July 18
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El Patrón de los Números Primos: Prime Number Patterns
— July 18
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Act Fast, but Not Necessarily First
— July 18
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Psychology is Science
— July 18
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How to be creative – the short honest truth
— July 18
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Games for Change: Teaching With Portal, Fixing Brains With iPhone
— July 18
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Does the Internet Really Make Everyone Crazy?
— July 16
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Purpose-Driven User Experience
— July 16
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How not to go insane while working from home
— July 16
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Devaluing the Pound Isn’t a Solution, It’s Default
— July 15
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Some things I've learnt about writing
— July 15
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Change the Way You Look at Things and the Things You Look at Change
— July 15
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Why Tablets Are Content Creation Devices: It’s All About Context
— July 15
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Teaching psychology isn't about Freud, profiling serial killers or reading body language
— July 13
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Are We Losing Creative Thinking Ability?
— July 13
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10 Science Fiction Novels You Pretend to Have Read (And Why You Should Actually Read Them)
— July 13
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Where You Spend The Most Creative Minutes Of Your Day
— July 13
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An Anatomy of Inspiration, 1942
— July 13
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When the Crowd Isn't Wise
— July 11
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Steve Jobs on programming, craftsmanship, software, and the Web
— July 11
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The 11 Ways That Consumers Are Hopeless at Math
— July 11
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Sales higher in bookshops with cafés
— July 9
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The Case for Coffee: All the Latest Research to Defend Your Caffeine Addiction, in One Place
— July 9
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The LIBOR scandal: The rotten heart of finance
— July 9
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How Money Makes People Act Less Human
— July 9
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Too much testosterone, too much confidence: the psychology of banking
— July 9
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Cognitive-behavioral therapy effective in combatting anxiety disorders, study suggests
— July 9
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Listen to Music “Played” by Very Unlikely Sources
— July 9
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How Playing Games Makes You Live Longer
— July 9
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The Chattering Mind by Tim Parks
— July 9
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Colour Assignment - By Joe Hallock
— July 3
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Caffeine boosts power for elderly muscles
— July 2
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The Long History of the Espresso Machine
— July 2
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Why supermarket tomatoes look great but taste bland | Not Exactly Rocket Science
— June 29
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The Psychology of Flow (in under 300 words)
— June 29
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Concluding the Great MP3 Bitrate Experiment
— June 29
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BBC Column: What makes us laugh?
— June 27
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9 Simple Suggestions That Change People’s Perceptions
— June 27
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Why Are American Kids So Spoiled?
— June 27
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Learn To Play Piano In Your Sleep
— June 26
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Your Brain on a Magic Trick
— June 26
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Why We Remember Song Lyrics So Well
— June 25
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Your Musical Brain
— June 25
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Unconscious Creativity, Conscious Creating
— June 25
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The Attention Economy Primer
— June 25
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Reading and Guilty Pleasure
— June 25
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Famous Novelists on Symbolism in Their Work and Whether It Was Intentional
— June 25
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"How To Talk About Books You Haven't Read" by Pierre Bayard
— June 25
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Why Crowded Coffee Shops Fire Up Your Creativity
— June 22
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Why We Stop Learning: The Paradox of Expertise
— June 22
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Against Positive Thinking: Uncertainty as the Secret of Happiness
— June 22
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Reimagining Books: How Citia's iPad App Compares to a Paper Book
— June 22
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How to evolve your own musical melodies
— June 19
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New Scientist TV: What the golden ratio sounds like
— June 19
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What If Beethoven Gave Your Commencement Speech?
— June 19
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Myst-like Universities, Oxford-like Games?
— June 18
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It All Began With a Strange Email
— June 18
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How Music Benefits The Brain
— June 18
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Deirdre N. McCloskey: Happyism
— June 18
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Philosophy for Life: And Other Dangerous Situations by Jules Evans – review
— June 18
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Research Shows That the Smarter People Are, the More Susceptible They Are to Cognitive Bias
— June 15
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The Pixar Touch - history of Pixar: Pixar story rules (one version)
— June 15
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Feeling Flow in Funny Places
— June 15
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The Art of Coffee: A Mad Men Era Short Film
— June 14
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Why Weird Experiences Boost Creativity
— June 14
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Lose Yourself – Becoming the Characters You Read
— June 14
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Story & Games | Talking Philosophy
— June 13
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How Silence Works: Emailed Conversations With Four Trappist Monks
— June 13
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Why Do We Say 'Hmm' When Thinking?
— June 13
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3 Ways to Be Less Busy and More Productive
— June 13
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Can Music Save Your Life?
— June 13
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Mark Vanderbeeken: The English Language Innovation Bias
— June 13
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The Cognitive Behavioral Miracle – Controlling your Emotions
— June 8
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Behavioral Economist Dan Ariely on the Relationship Between Creativity and Dishonesty
— June 6
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Is popular music becoming sadder?
— June 5
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If You Want to Succeed in Business, Read More Novels
— June 4
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Jules Evans – Philosophy for Life and Other Dangerous Situations (Little Atoms podcast)
— June 4
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Jonah Lehrer – Imagine: How Creativity Works (Little Atoms podcast)
— June 4
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Where Does Passion Come From?
— June 4
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The Role of Intuition and Imagination in Scientific Discovery and Creativity: A 1957 Guide | Brain Pickings
— June 4
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Dave Lee: GTD sucks for creative work. Here's an alternative system.
— June 4
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Where Does Decaf Come From? …and Other Burning Questions About Coffee
— June 4
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Apple's Newton MessagePad PDA at Twenty
— June 3
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Storytelling our energy future | SmartPlanet
— June 1
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Storytelling our energy future | SmartPlanet
— May 31
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Jane McGonigal: Games Teach Us To Have Epic Ambitions
— May 30
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The Scientific Search for the Essence of a Tasty Tomato
— May 29
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Music: It's in your head, changing your brain
— May 29
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Clayton Christensen On How To Find Work That You Love
— May 29
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Rands In Repose: Two Universes
— May 29
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What can business leaders learn from ancient philosophers?
— May 29
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Why fiction is good for you
— April 30
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Into The Wild: Lost Conversations From Steve Jobs' Best Years
— April 23
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John Cleese on the 5 Factors to Make Your Life More Creative
— April 19
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Sword & Sworcery LP - The Ballad of the Space Babies | Jim Guthrie
— April 2
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And Here's The Secret Reason Apple Is Crushing Google...
— March 26
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The Neuroscience of Your Brain on Fiction - NYTimes.com
— March 26
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Train Your Brain for Monk-Like Focus
— March 26
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How We Use Music to Manage Our Stress and Emotions
— March 26
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When Gaming Is Good for You - WSJ.com
— March 26
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The Iced-Coffee Economy: Why the Cold Stuff Costs More -- Grub Street New York
— March 26
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The Russian Doll Model of Economic Growth | OnTheSpiral
— March 26