Why Boredom Is a Feature, Not a Bug
I have a book on my nightstand. It has been there for three weeks. Every evening I pick it up, read half a page, and then reach for my phone. Not because anything urgent is…
Has the Western World Become Less Kind? What Research Actually Says
Most of us have felt it, the sense that people are ruder, more self-absorbed, less willing to help a stranger. But is this feeling grounded in reality, or is it something else entirely? The Perception…
From Apes to Algorithms: Hanno Sauer’s book about the history of Morality in “The Invention of Good and Evil”
In an age often characterized by moral ambiguity and cultural clashes, understanding the foundations of “good” and “evil” feels more pressing than ever. Hanno Sauer’s work, “The Invention of Good and Evil: A World History…