Examining how recent research challenges the notion of free will and mental causation, impacting scientific and pseudoscientific claims about human agency.
The Apparent Mental Causation of Science and Pseudoscience
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I always oversleep
A recent discussion on Reddit highlights widespread issues with oversleeping, raising questions about sleep health and underlying causes.
Keep waking up
Recent reports from r/sleep highlight widespread experiences of waking up repeatedly during sleep, prompting scientific interest and concern.
Royal hug for woman ringing cancer treatment bell
Princess Catherine congratulated and hugged a woman after she rang the cancer treatment bell at The Christie hospital in Manchester.
Covert Narcissist Traits: 9 Quiet Signs Most People Miss
Identify subtle signs of covert narcissism with these 9 quiet traits often overlooked, and understand why recognizing them matters in relationships.
How to Improve Emotional Intelligence — the Skill Behind It Is Emotional Literacy
Learn how developing emotional literacy can improve emotional intelligence, strengthening relationships and personal well-being.
What Is MIRL? The Easier Way to Get Real Advice From Real People
MIRL is a new platform connecting users with experts via video calls, offering personalized advice beyond online articles and videos.
What Does ‘Estranged’ Actually Mean? Estrangement in Families and Marriages, Explained
Exploring the true meaning of ‘estranged’ in families and marriages, its emotional and legal implications, and why it matters for relationships today.
I was addicted to my phone – but one screen time hack actually made a difference
A simple magnetic device significantly cut a person’s phone use, highlighting effective strategies for digital detox.
A job that changed me: I was teaching in a juvenile detention centre when a repeat offender’s poetry moved me to tears
A retired sports reporter describes how teaching at a youth justice facility transformed his outlook and career, highlighting the potential for redemption.
