Life Archive
Archives for June 2024
Advocating for yourself might not be as awkward as you think.
The French: They’re just like us.
Getting even can feel thrilling, but it’s worth weighing the cost.
Talking with the psychologists who brought the real science of emotion to the Pixar film.
Some conservatives want to make it a lot harder to dissolve a marriage.
They span nearly half a century and paint a picture of a serial predator.
History suggests LGBTQ voters and Biden are headed for a breakup. But there’s much more at play here.
Are you destined to always be the “eldest daughter”?
Bottom line: Wearing it is still good advice.
It’s not how you start investing — it’s why.
A Q&A with Jonathan Haidt on smartphones, kids today, and what the skeptics get wrong about his argument.
Mindfulness is one thing. Jhāna meditation is stranger, stronger, and going mainstream.
The preschool teacher-turned-content creator is an advocate for all families. Conservatives are mad about it.
My friend wrote a book about friendship. Here’s what we learned about ours.
The case for why we should all be carrying naloxone.