It's tiny. Others are much bigger. But it was smaller. Compared to how little it was, it grew a lot. Rather than size, perhaps we should admire who challenges their status quo.
It's tiny. Others are much bigger. But it was smaller. Compared to how little it was, it grew a lot. Rather than size, perhaps we should admire who challenges their status quo.
A long time ago when the light was still deciding who got in and who doesn't, yellow was in trouble.
Today (02/19) we’re back in the Paris climate agreement. As the second largest offender (after China with way more citizens), this is significant news for the world! Biden promised to re-enter the agreement on his first day in office - and he did. The 30-day wait period has ended today, and we’re back in! According […]
The war for attention is real, and it's brutal. Players who think they control the game are played by bigger players. And for what? For ad revenue. Companies like facebook, Google, & Co don't care what they have to do to maximise profit. If we spend more time on their sites (increasing our exposure to […]
It’s official. The US is out of the Paris Climate agreement. What now?
The most important questions answered.
Recklessness in times of crisis The number of Corona infections is rising, and it’s partly related to psychology. Why are we reckless in times of a crisis? Chapters: Risk vs Danger - are they the same?Why security increases our riskFaster, harder, louder (personal story)Why we take unnecessary risksRecklessness in times of Corona Risk vs Danger […]
When the message of trump’s COVID-19 infection spread, many were gloating.
Are we evil people? Did trump make himself a victim with his obsession to downplay the danger and not show “weakness”? Is it allowed to feel that way when another person is sick? What is wrong with us?
In this article, you will learn how we make moral judgements and why some people gloat over the misfortune of another individual.
We’re amid a conflict that forces us to to find a balance between isolation and staying safe. Washing our hands, wearing masks and keeping a distance has become our new normal. Corona also changes how we interact with each other, how we love, and how we live.
On the first look, jealousy must be one of the most counterproductive emotions of them all. Just think of all the relationships that break because one partner is overly jealous.
