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  • Analysis
    3 years ago
    by timex
    +14 +1

    No One Gives A Crap About You . . . And That's Perfectly Fine!

    Most people are only thinking about themselves. It's a simple concept, however, one that's hard for a lot of people to grasp. If you can train your mind to realize that most people are too self-absorbed to care about your actions you will sleep better at night.

  • Current Event
    3 years ago
    by messi
    +11 +1

    Scientists discover 'why stress turns hair white'

    Scientists say they may have discovered why stress makes hair turn white, and a potential way of stopping it happening without reaching for the dye (Readers may find some of the details distressing). In experiments on mice, stem cells that control skin and hair colour became damaged after intense stress. In a chance finding, dark-furred mice turned completely white within weeks. The US and Brazilian researchers said this avenue was worth exploring further to develop a drug that prevents hair colour loss from ageing.

  • Current Event
    3 years ago
    by geoleo
    +4 +1

    Therapy for the End of the World

    On September 1st, 2019, the category five storm Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas with gusts of 354 kilometres per hour and storm surges of over six metres. Instead of sweeping up what it could before steadily moving on, Dorian was patient, pummelling the islands for over forty hours straight. More than 70,000 people were displaced and 13,000 homes destroyed. On land, as the morgues filled up, bodies were piled high in refrigerated containers.

  • Analysis
    3 years ago
    by wildcat
    +4 +1

    How too much mindfulness can spike anxiety

    Stress, anxiety, productivity: mindfulness is often touted as a solution to nearly everything. But research shows that you can actually take meditation too far.

  • Current Event
    2 years ago
    by mariogi
    +11 +1

    If You Want To Enjoy Leisure Time, Don’t Think Of It As Wasteful

    However you like to take time for yourself, from reading to hiking to playing video games, leisure time can be a vital way of relaxing, promoting good mental and physical health, boosting social relationships, and inducing happiness. But whether we fully experience those benefits, a new study suggests, may depend on the way we view leisure time itself.

  • Analysis
    1 year ago
    by cone
    +19 +1

    Study suggests shared reality plays a critical role in stressor reactivity among women

    When you are facing stressful situations with another person, is it better for them to stay calm or be stressed out alongside you? Though it may seem intuitive that it is preferable for one party to remain calm, a study published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that when the stress is validated, reactivity can decrease, but only for women.