Strategic Altruism: The Machiavellian Roots of Human Kindness
Nice Nazis, friendly factory farmers, and the evolution of sincere but selective moral instincts
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Nice Nazis, friendly factory farmers, and the evolution of sincere but selective moral instincts
Award-winning journalist and parenting researcher Jennifer Breheny Wallace says parents’ anxiety over their kids’ futures can actually hinder their success.
The causes of depression are much more complex than the serotonin hypothesis suggests
To propose that madness may have a function is not to deny its toll, but to help us understand what problem it is meant to solve.
ed as an infant, just heard from his birth mom for the first time ever. She contacted him out of the blue, sending a perfectly nice message, not expecting anything from him. Instead of responding to it, he's just sort of shutting down. Times are tough enough, and I don't think it's healthy to bottle up his feelings. However, whenever I point that out or ask him how he feels, he says he doesn't want to talk about it. How can I help motivate him to process his feelings? Pixabay —Caring Girlfriend We...