Source: Art: DALL-E/OpenAI There’s an age-old debate: Does art imitate life, or does life imitate art? In today’s digital age, we might ask a new question: Does technology imitate humanity, or are we now imitating
By Matthew G. Evans It’s a nearly ubiquitous human experience: you’re walking down the street, or cooking dinner, or writing an email, and you suddenly realize that a snippet of a song is looping in
Source: Pexels/Mikhail Nilov Have you ever done something that you weren’t proud of and then repeatedly beaten yourself up over it? Perhaps you hurt someone with your words or actions and then replayed the incident
While hoarding behavior has traditionally been understood through psychological and environmental lenses, recent research suggests that epigenetics may play a significant role in the development and transmission of hoarding tendencies across generations. Here, we explore
An age-old question in the ability to forecast the future is whether you’d rather be right, even if the prediction is bad, or whether you’d rather keep your rose-colored glasses bright pink in hopes things
Source: Tung Lam / Pixabay Reduced availability of leptin, a hormone that helps you maintain a healthy weight by regulating your appetite and helping to maintain energy balance, has been found to play a role
