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![]() Nigel Barber Ph.dPsychology Today |
A Personal Perspective: Large egos and the risk of committing violent crime.
Many social problems have been magnified by social media.
When it comes to being overweight, we experience the wrong sort of guilt.
Fears about AI are phobic and downplay potential advantages.
People like sharp categories, but nature does not always oblige.
Loneliness is a huge contemporary problem, but solutions abound.
Refined sugar taps into an ancient survival mechanism but has toxic effects.
Solitude attacks our physiology, our morale, and our health behavior.
Active people gain many advantages, but what about weight loss?
Sharing information may be as important as sharing food.
Obesity is a modern behavioral problem that calls for radical lifestyle changes.
When people go to war, they need something worth fighting for.
First designed to save work, household devices are going rogue.
Our entertainment glut has links to an ancient history of greed.