Ah, duality. The light and dark, the yin and yang, the good and the bad. Humans have been obsessing over this whole “opposites” thing for…
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Category: Mind
Ah, Nietzsche. The man who took existential angst and served it with a side of nihilism. His famous quote, offers a tantalizing glimpse into the…
You ever drive yourself to work, to school pick-up, or the grocery store…and suddenly realize you don’t remember getting there? You’re not drunk. You’re just…
Ever heard of a self-fulfilling prophecy? It’s that nifty little phenomenon where your brain, in all its quirky glory, turns your expectations into reality—like a…
There’s something delightfully unsettling about the idea that we might “die” every time we lose consciousness. Whether it’s a deep sleep, anesthesia, or the woozy…
Mindfulness in the workplace involves being fully present and engaged in the current moment, which can significantly enhance focus, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being.…
Aristotle believed that emotions should be managed through reason, asserting that virtuous individuals are those who can regulate their emotions in accordance with rational thought.…
Plato is one of the earliest philosophers to reference the brain. In Timaeus, he suggests that the brain is the “seat of reasoning” and the…
Morality, the system of principles distinguishing right from wrong, is viewed through multiple philosophical lenses. Some argue that morality is objective, meaning that moral truths…
Sylvia Plath had a profound way of capturing the depths of exhaustion, both mental and physical. One famous line from The Bell Jar reads: “I…