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Aug 26
Don't follow the masses, be an individual is only half a truth, because the crowd that can bend your judgment against…
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Aug 26
Don't get so busy making a living that you forget to have a life, and two very different bodies of research suggest the…
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Aug 26
Failure is a teacher, not a defeat, but the research reveals a catch the poster never prints
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Aug 26
Do open relationships really provide benefits? The research is more measured than either camp admits, and the honest…
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Aug 26
Einstein called the mysterious the most beautiful thing we can experience, and it sounds like a poet's flourish until…
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Aug 26
The 6-6-6 walking challenge gets one thing right, even if the numbers are arbitrary
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Aug 26
People who live below their means share a handful of quiet habits that set them apart, and the research suggests the…
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Aug 26
One of you loves a crowded room and the other quietly counts the minutes until home, and the science of arousal…
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Aug 26
The huge benefits of travel do not come from the plane ticket or the far-off destination, which is why a weekend an…
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Aug 26
The habits that make older shoppers seem odd at the supermarket, the long chat with the cashier, the counted change…
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Aug 26
We picture the person who drives change as the bold, charismatic type, but the research points the other way
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Aug 26
Your moods and kind acts do not stop with the person in front of you
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Aug 25
In 2018, cockatoos in the suburbs of Sydney began flipping open household wheelie bins by wedging their beaks under the…
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Aug 25
When a New Caledonian crow strips a barbed length off a pandanus leaf to fish grubs from a rotting log, it produces a…
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Aug 25
The sayings older people absorbed young, from waste not want not to big boys don't cry, sank below thought and became…
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Aug 25
You do not overcome the fear of being alone by proving you need no one
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Aug 25
The fastest honest route to becoming a better person is not a stack of new habits but two quiet changes and one removal
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Aug 25
The things a self-respecting person refuses in a relationship are not the pickiness the phrase high standards implies…
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Aug 25
The real markers of self-respect are quieter and stranger than the confident image we are taught to admire
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Aug 25
We absorb a script that says grow up and pair off or something has gone wrong, but the research is clear that…
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