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"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.
"Sorry" — Why Are We Apologising When We Did Nothing Wrong?
A 2010 study found no gender gap in how often people apologize once something feels wrong, only in what counts as wrong in the first place.
When Everyone Uses AI, Originality Becomes Rebellion
"AI slop" was 2025's word of the year. A year later, companies are racing to certify content as "human-made" and charging a premium for it.
The Influencer Who Doesn't Exist
Virtual influencers get 3x the engagement of real creators, and nearly half of consumers who say AI marketing makes them uncomfortable follow one anyway.
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 Honesty Paradox in Relationships
Day 2 of the "Say vs. Do" series: why demanding radical honesty while punishing its delivery trains partners to hide the truth.
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