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The ethics of robot therapists: Should AI chatbots be talking to our kids?
Imagine your child pouring out their heart to a chatbot instead of a counsellor. It sounds like a…
How I finally stopped caring about things that don’t matter—as a lifelong people pleaser
I spent most of my childhood running around trying to keep everyone happy. As the middle child in…
A scientific formula for the perfect day
Is there a recipe for the perfect day? Psychologists have long studied how daily activities relate to…
Why are the world’s uber‑wealthy quietly snapping up off‑grid estates worldwide?
The helipad blades settle into silence far faster than my heartbeat does. I’m standing on a cliff‑edge meadow…
You’re not just scrolling — You’re being recruited: the brutal truth about war today
Nina’s Night of War Nina is only eight years old, but on this frigid winter night she feels…
Scientists discovered a new colour “Olo” – and it’s unlike anything we can see on screens
We humans like to believe we’ve seen it all. After all, the visible spectrum seems complete — sunsets,…
The problem with Donald Trump and the US winning the AI arms race
On 23 January 2025, President Trump signed Executive Order 14179, “Removing Barriers to American Leadership in Artificial Intelligence”. The…
Book censorship: Why it’s not going to stop with the books, no matter how you spin it
I grew up in a home where no book was off-limits. I still remember borrowing Toni Morrison’s The…
A psychologist asks one surprising question—and it instantly reveals emotional maturity
A few years ago, I sat in a small, warmly lit office across from a psychologist named Dr.…
Good Friday 2025: Finding hope in history’s darkest hour
In countries around the world, Christians gathered on April 18, 2025, to observe Good Friday — the solemn…