The Symbolism of It All: How Do Symbols Influence Our Decisions ?
Last summer, while strolling down the main street of a secluded seaside town with friends, I stumbled upon a secondhand shop filled with witchcraft supplies.…
The Year is 2025: Do We Still Need Universities?
The year is 2025. You can sit at a café and take a machine learning course from Stanford, learn graphic design from YouTube, or even…
Spiegeloog 408: Consequences
Bacchus: Toward More Desirable Consequences
Sometimes it feels to me that science is like a fortress to people who are not directly contributing to it, unknown and a little bit…
Free Will: Causes or Consequences?
Why did you click on this article? Presumably, you did simply because you wanted to. Yet, as a psychologically interested person, you probably know that…
What is it like: Joselyn Arevalo Moran
Joselyn Arevalo Moran What is it like to be a Psychology student? Three questions for Joselyn Arevalo Moran (bachelor, second year). What is the most…
Science
The Mechanics of Humor: A High-level Coping Strategy Rooted in Balance
From the time of ancient Greece defined by Aristotle as the “ugliness that does not disgust”, to being considered one of the nine emotional essences…
Can groundbreaking research be ethically grounded?
On a quiet Sunday morning in August 1971, a city police car swept through the streets of West New York, arresting twenty-four male college students…
Society
The Year is 2025: Do We Still Need Universities?
The year is 2025. You can sit at a café and take a machine learning course from Stanford, learn graphic design from YouTube, or even…
The Unbearable Speed of Being: Acceleration of Modern Society & Mental Chaos
How often do you lie awake with the feeling that you could’ve done more, even though you already did so much? When was the last…
People of psychology
The Symbolism of It All: How Do Symbols Influence Our Decisions ?
Last summer, while strolling down the main street of a secluded seaside town with friends, I stumbled upon a secondhand shop filled with witchcraft supplies.…
Knowledge at What Cost? Navigating the Morality of Scientific Inquiry around Indigenous Tribes
What if some truths are better left unknown? Pursuing and attaining knowledge has always been societally understood as a win, but is it still valuable…
Art & culture
No Ounce of Nuance: The new problem in digital media and online discourse
Cool title huh? I have to say however, this title is part of the very problem it is aiming to address. Lack of nuance has…
Books
Tabula Rasa: Changing Planes
When meeting people from different cultures, does the way they think, act, and see the world baffle you? Are you wishing that you could experience…
Tabula Rasa: Atlas of the Heart
Brené Brown is an American academic researcher, known for her research on shame, leadership, and vulnerability. In addition, she is famously known for her TED…
