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Child-free unmarried women are the happiest people in society, a behavioral expert says

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Amazonian Psychedelic Ayahuasca May Ease Severe Depression, New Study Shows

There’s a growing body of evidence that psychedelic drugs like ayahuasca, LSD, and mushrooms can help people with difficult-to-treat depression.

German Animator Creates Moving Video About Addiction

Andreas Hykade uses animation to explore the sad reality of addiction.

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Research Shows That People With Dark Senses Of Humor Are Smarter

There’s a good reason disturbing things can be funny.

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The Eye Test That Shows How Open-Minded You Are

Open-minded people perceive the world much differently

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Fidget Toys Might Actually Help Adults In One Big Way

The toy that might actually be a helpful tool

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New Evidence Suggests Your Name May Change Your Physical Appearance

“There is something about an Emily that … just looks like an Emily”

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‘My Pronouns Are...” Buttons Instruct Strangers How To Address People Per Their Preferred Gender

"Each person has the right to identify their own pronouns, and we encourage you to ask before assuming someone's gender.”

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A New Illinois Law Requires Hairdressers Learn How To Identify Signs Of Domestic Violence

The bill’s sponsor says, ?’They're in a position to see something that may or may not be right.’

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The Four-Day Workweek Is A Great Idea, But Bad For Your Health

Inside the quest for a “Goldilocks” schedule: not too long, not too short, and just right for the bottom line.

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Why Sex Is Better At 57 Than 27

Study reveals that people “of a certain age” who have more sex live longer, healthier lives—but there’s one catch

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The Kids Of 9/11 Are All Grown Up—And The Way They Process Trauma Is Fascinating

An entire generation has never known a world before the attacks

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People Are Awesome: This Woman Uses YouTube To Help Fellow Schizophrenics

Online prankster Rachel Star Withers has a very serious side

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Inside Trumpsingles.com, The Exclusive Dating Site For Donald Supporters

“I very much would like to meet a person with shared values”

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Child-free unmarried women are the happiest people in society, a behavioral expert says

Cartoons Show How ‘Thank You’ Can Be an Empowering Substitute for ‘Sorry’

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Does mindfulness meditation encourage false memories?

Amazonian Psychedelic Ayahuasca May Ease Severe Depression, New Study Shows

There’s a growing body of evidence that psychedelic drugs like ayahuasca, LSD, and mushrooms can help people with difficult-to-treat depression.

German Animator Creates Moving Video About Addiction

Andreas Hykade uses animation to explore the sad reality of addiction.

Research Shows That People With Dark Senses Of Humor Are Smarter

There’s a good reason disturbing things can be funny.

The Eye Test That Shows How Open-Minded You Are

Open-minded people perceive the world much differently

Fidget Toys Might Actually Help Adults In One Big Way

The toy that might actually be a helpful tool

New Evidence Suggests Your Name May Change Your Physical Appearance

“There is something about an Emily that … just looks like an Emily”

‘My Pronouns Are...” Buttons Instruct Strangers How To Address People Per Their Preferred Gender

"Each person has the right to identify their own pronouns, and we encourage you to ask before assuming someone's gender.”

Do You Believe In Conspiracies? Depends On If You’re A Clinton Or Trump Voter.

This says a lot.

A New Illinois Law Requires Hairdressers Learn How To Identify Signs Of Domestic Violence

The bill’s sponsor says, ?’They're in a position to see something that may or may not be right.’

The Four-Day Workweek Is A Great Idea, But Bad For Your Health

Inside the quest for a “Goldilocks” schedule: not too long, not too short, and just right for the bottom line.

Why Sex Is Better At 57 Than 27

Study reveals that people “of a certain age” who have more sex live longer, healthier lives—but there’s one catch

The Kids Of 9/11 Are All Grown Up—And The Way They Process Trauma Is Fascinating

An entire generation has never known a world before the attacks

People Are Awesome: This Woman Uses YouTube To Help Fellow Schizophrenics

Online prankster Rachel Star Withers has a very serious side

Inside Trumpsingles.com, The Exclusive Dating Site For Donald Supporters

“I very much would like to meet a person with shared values”

There’s A New Candy-Flavored Amphetamine Just For Kids

This fruity new version of Adderall melts in the mouth and is marketed to children. What could possibly go wrong?

The Rollercoaster Your Heart Goes On Right Before You Propose To Someone

It’s the beats-per-minute equivalent of your heart playing “Welcome To The Jungle”

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There’s a growing body of evidence that psychedelic drugs like ayahuasca, LSD, and mushrooms can help people with difficult-to-treat depression.

Andreas Hykade uses animation to explore the sad reality of addiction.

There’s a good reason disturbing things can be funny.

Open-minded people perceive the world much differently

The toy that might actually be a helpful tool

“There is something about an Emily that … just looks like an Emily”

"Each person has the right to identify their own pronouns, and we encourage you to ask before assuming someone's gender.”

This says a lot.

The bill’s sponsor says, ?’They're in a position to see something that may or may not be right.’

Inside the quest for a “Goldilocks” schedule: not too long, not too short, and just right for the bottom line.

Study reveals that people “of a certain age” who have more sex live longer, healthier lives—but there’s one catch

An entire generation has never known a world before the attacks

Online prankster Rachel Star Withers has a very serious side

“I very much would like to meet a person with shared values”

This fruity new version of Adderall melts in the mouth and is marketed to children. What could possibly go wrong?

It’s the beats-per-minute equivalent of your heart playing “Welcome To The Jungle”

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