Psychology says people who become noticeably calmer in their 50s and 60s aren’t usually losing their edge or giving up — they’ve simply stopped...
The Quiet Evolution of Emotional Wellbeing in Midlife
My father once spent twenty minutes arguing with a car park attendant in Manila over the equivalent...
Microsoft Japan gave roughly 2,300 employees five consecutive Fridays off in August 2019 without cutting their pay — and sales per employee came in...
Microsoft Japan’s Four-Day Workweek Experiment: A Closer Look
In August 2019, Microsoft Japan implemented a bold initiative by closing its offices every Friday, granting approximately...
In a cohort of more than 10,000 civil servants, low control over your own work predicted coronary heart disease with an odds ratio of...
Rethinking Stress Management: Insights from the Whitehall Studies
The common belief that stress management is primarily a personal skill—one that successful people have mastered and...
A London School of Economics study of 15,000 adults found that more intelligent people were actually less satisfied with life when they socialised with...
Intelligence, Socialising, and Life Satisfaction: Rethinking Friendship Advice
Conventional wisdom often promotes frequent social contact with friends as a key to greater happiness and life...
Psychology says people who form deep attachments to AI companions aren’t delusional or desperate — they are, more often than not, people who found...
Understanding Emotional Attachment to AI Companions
Emotional attachment to an AI companion does not automatically indicate that a person has mistaken software for a human...