It might not be good for us to go overboard with indoor greenery
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Psychology
Creativity flourishes when people cross borders—and when those borders blur through deep, human connection
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Researchers are learning more about limerence, the term for obsessive, involuntary love that is often unreturned
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A new book explores what drives the brain’s sometimes insatiable quest for vengeance
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Psychologist Paul Bloom on why chatbots make good companions. And why they don't.
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What 450 million song plays tell us about how our listening habits evolve
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A childhood spent under the spell of sleight-of-hand taught me skepticism, curiosity, and the habit of looking beneath appearances
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Some people have extraordinary powers of mental time travel
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Rabidly consuming TV shows, movies, or books could make us more imaginative and able to cope with stress
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People took mushrooms, then studied famous paintings. Here’s what happened.
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