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Psychology
Philosophy
The flaw in our pursuit of happiness
By Nat Rutherford
Weird West
How the 'Western mind' was shaped
By Joe Henrich
Psychology
The benefits of being kind to others
By Marta Zaraska
Psychology
How to stop forgetting words
By Roger Kreuz and Richard Roberts
Modern Love
Why no one is immune to gaslighting
By Ria Wolstenholme
Modern Love
What forgiving says about you
By William Park
Psychology
Why solitude changes how you think
By Zaria Gorvett
Life's Big Questions
Why some people are cruel to others
By Simon McCarthy-Jones
Medical Myths
Why stroking is good for you
By Claudia Hammond
In Depth
The surprising downsides of empathy
By Richard Fisher
Identity
How your face and body have ‘accents’
By Leo Benedictus
Wise Words
How societies steal ideas
By Richard Fisher
Psychology
Why stereotypes do so much harm
By Tiffanie Wen
Medical Myths
Why future feelings are hard to predict
By Claudia Hammond
Weather
The link between weather and crime
By Zaria Gorvett
Psychology
The hidden trauma carried by many
By Lola Jaye
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