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The Thoughts of Peter Sloterdijk
Views: 926 Born in 1947, Peter Sloterdijk was a post-war child. Today, he’s one of the most contentious, controversial, and creative German ...
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Contingent Self-Esteem
Views: 871 Until not long ago, science understood self-esteem in two ways. It was considered that those with high self-esteem considered themselves ...
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Oxytocin Promotes the Creation of New Neural Connections
Views: 1122 If we asked you to name the first hormone that comes to your mind, what would it be? More than ...
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Conscientiousness in Emotional Intelligence: A Key to Success
Views: 989 Meticulous, self-demanding, efficient, cautious… What image comes to mind when we describe someone with these characteristics? You might envision the ...
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Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
Views: 1822 We all avoid certain situations, either because we don’t like them or because we don’t feel like doing them. For ...
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Why Are Songs About Breakups So Successful?
Views: 1069 One of the most iconic songs about the end of a relationship is “I Will Always Love You”. It was sung ...
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Are You Suffering From GI Joe Fallacy?
Views: 889 One problem that defines human beings is the illusion of knowledge. In fact, some people, having acquired certain theoretical knowledge, ...
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The Confluence Trap: Focusing on Others and Forgetting About Yourself
Views: 875 Although you might not realize it, sometimes, you may use different strategies to avoid connecting with yourself or your environment. ...
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Six of the Most Common Sexual Secrets Partners Hide From Each Other
Views: 1199 Sincerity is one of the main pillars of a relationship. However, everyone keeps something to themselves, secrets that are sometimes ...
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Five Mental Tricks to Improve Your Life
Views: 903 Neuroscientist David Eagleman claims that ‘if our brains were simple enough to be understood, we wouldn’t be smart enough to ...
























