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8 articles tagged "Age"
You Only Live Once - Perhaps That's the Problem.
"YOLO" gets used to justify both life-changing leaps and reckless impulses. Behavioral economics and regret research say they deserve completely different advice.
What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Stronger - Or Does It?
A study literally titled "Whatever Does Not Kill Us" found the relationship between adversity and resilience is a U-shaped curve, not a straight line.
Never Give Up - Really?
Research on "goal disengagement" found that people who can let go of unreachable goals have better health and well-being than people who refuse to quit.
"Old" - When Did It Become a Bad Word?
A 23-year Yale study found people with positive views of aging lived 7.5 years longer, more than the effect of not smoking or exercising, according to the American Psychological Association.
"Independent" - Does Needing Someone Make You Weak?
Attachment research shows secure dependence produces more independence, not less. The word "independent" may be pointing us in the wrong direction entirely.
The Internet Is Becoming a Very Convincing Lie
Deepfakes fool people constantly. But the bigger danger might be the opposite: real evidence getting dismissed as fake. A look at the "liar's dividend."
What If Authenticity Is Dead Already?
Instagram just started penalising undisclosed AI influencers. A close look at what that reveals, we're not rejecting fake content, we're rejecting being lied to about it.
The Percussion Section (a.k.a. My Knees and Hips) 3
Post 3: The real science behind why your joints crack as you age (tribonucleation), whether it's actually harmful, plus bone and joint idioms, not a string quartet, but the bone band.
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