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Feelings of loneliness prompt changes in the brain that further isolate people from social contact.
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We have an agreement: One day a week, we do absolutely nothing. In a society obsessed with productivity, this is harder than …
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Kindness lives in the future-present.
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What the management theory “forming, storming, norming, performing and adjourning” can teach us.
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Think about comforting someone who has been laid off like you’d comfort someone who has lost family.
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How we treat tiredness sometimes feels like how we treat anger — we try to avoid it, we try to distract from it, we try not …
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I’ve been chatting with many young people lately, and they are all generally very stressed and anxious about the …
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Difficult tasks can lead to build-up of a signalling molecule in the brain, triggering fatigue.
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I dream about doing my own thing or retiring early to do other projects. It is probably human to always want more.
So HN, how …
LifeThe Washington Post
‘We’ll be friends for life,’ Siobhan Ennis said of her roommate, who is 58 years her senior.
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The conflict between responsibilities at home and at work is largely the result of economic transitions to which we …
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Life never seems to just work itself out for us. If anything, our lives become more complicated and gradually decline into …
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“The most surprising thing is that you wouldn’t let anyone steal your property, but you consistently let people …
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How does it feel to flee from the feeds? Mostly worth it, say people who ditched Twitter, Facebook and Instagram—but there …
LifeBill Mei
In my early attempts to make friends, I tried inviting people with shared interests to activities like sailing or grabbing …
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With a hotchpotch of neighbourhoods focused on innovative architecture, sustainability and social enrichment, can Almere give …
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If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you choose to live?
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30 percent say they don’t know how to make new friends and they’ve never felt more alone.
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So unless you have a solid system, chances are high that you won’t reach out to people regularly and miss out on a ton …
LifeJohnny Rodgers
Many friends, family, and acquaintances have asked us about the process. What follows is a long, roughly linear account of …
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More than 1 million fewer students are enrolled in college now than before the pandemic began. According to new data released …
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If you’re feeling creative, do the errands tomorrow.
If you’re fit and healthy, take a day to go surfing.
When …
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Although average human life expectancy is rising, the maximum lifespan is not increasing. Leading demographers claim that …
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“People are asking deep questions about how and where they want to live,” says Richard Florida of the University …
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