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This science-backed hack will help you find any item you lose John Anderer

An interesting new study from Johns Hopkins University finds that characteristics we can’t see also help us find misplaced goods. It happens subconsciously, but researchers discovered that people were able to find lost objects much faster if they were aware of the item’s non-visual traits (hardness, softness). Read More

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Neuroscientists find this is the key to a long-lasting relationship John Anderer

These findings strongly suggest that our brains just don’t provide us with the same level of pleasure or fulfillment when interacting with a loved one if we never get some time away from each other. Read More

Advice

5 timeless ways to grow your money and elevate your career Nicolas Cole

Over the years, I’ve learned that no matter how hard you work, working hard has little correlation to how much you earn. Read More

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4 phrases we shouldn’t be saying right now Michael Thompson

While most of us are forced to sit still, the world outside is moving in fast-forward. We can’t hit rewind and go back to how things used to be. Read More

Health

This is why you find it so hard to exercise during COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

A study published earlier this year in the International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance offers an interesting perspective as to why exercising during quarantine may feel like climbing a mountain at times. Read More

Health

This 20-year-old diet helps you lose weight and lets you eat anything you want CW Headley

The Warrior Diet, for instance, requires individuals to undereat for 20 hours a day before loading up on food during the evening. Read More

Health

My job was to write about Coronavirus every day and then I got it Meredith Lepore

I would review our articles on the treadmill at my gym after work (sweating jauntily on the person on the next machine over) not even fathoming that soon the words quarantine, shelter in place, and social distancing would become a part of our vernacular. Read More

Health

This is the weird reason selfish people still feel good about themselves John Anderer

Selfish individuals’ minds and memories shield themselves from their selfish actions by misremembering what happened. Conveniently, these people remember being much more altruistic, generous, and fair then they were in reality. Read More

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Why we may see an iceless North Pole this summer John Anderer

If C02 emissions are reduced considerably moving forward, ice will remain in the Arctic over most summer months. However, if we continue on the path we’re currently traveling, every summer will be totally iceless. Read More

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I did 8 rounds of interviews and still didn’t get the job

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Myth busted: 5 ageism stereotypes that need to be broken

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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