A deep psychological need to feel significant drives much of human behavior—and can also lead people toward conspiracy ...

This week, researchers uncovered the negative pressure mechanisms plants use to communicate stress. Linguists found that the ...

One such lesson that Mendelson talks about is the "broken windows theory" - and it's been a guiding principle in how I run my ...

Why do some people believe conspiracy theories? Explore how the human need for significance makes us vulnerable to false ...

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LLMs and string theory suggest that language and reality both emerge from projections across hidden dimensions.

Have you ever observed how some people seem to be born blackjack or poker players? It goes beyond mere knowledge of the odds.

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And yet the proponent of many of these theories, Carl Gustav Jung, in the early 20th century, came up with plenty of ideas in the name of nascent Psychology that warrant a bit more of our attention.

We asked three psychologists for their take on the Let Them theory — what's worth taking on board, and if there is anything to be cautious about.