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1 in 10 people have such unusual personality trait combinations that researchers call them 'mutants"
8+ hour, 31+ min ago (661+ words) These major outliers break all the standard models. There are a lot of personality tests out there, and we humans are endlessly fascinated by them. There are the ones popular in pop-psychology like Myers-Briggs and the Enneagram. There are highly…...
Brits reveal what they think of American independence and it’s comical
8+ hour, 32+ min ago (741+ words) Here’s the friendliest history lesson you’ll get all year. As the country geared up to turn 250 in July, an American reporter from CBS News walked into a British pub during a World Cup game and asked locals a simple question:…...
Stanford researchers find a single question could be the key to changing someone's mind
23+ hour, 39+ min ago (177+ words) Curiosity goes a lot further than we might think. The diversity of humanity means people won’t always see eye to eye, and psychology tells us that people tend to double down when their views are challenged. When people are so…...
4 everyday phrases that may indicate someone is highly intelligent
23+ hour, 40+ min ago (531+ words) It’s time to rethink what we consider to be “smart.” So often, we equate intelligence with standardized testing, or say, degrees or rank in a graduating class. The person who has a 4.0 GPA and high SAT score probably is pretty…...
16 common Southern phrases that leave people scratching their heads, laughing, or both
23+ hour, 41+ min ago (514+ words) The accent isn’t the only thing different below the Mason-Dixon line. This is an expression often used when someone is intent on not listening to advice. It essentially means they won’t believe it until they see or experience it themselves....
Therapist's one-minute trick can stop your brain from always jumping to the worst-case scenario
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (505+ words) The sky is not, in fact, falling. For a lot of us with anxiety, it can be difficult to refrain from turning small negative thoughts into insurmountable, catastrophizing ones. We go from “this is happening” to “worst-case scenario” at the…...
After watching how Boomers retired 'forward,' Gen X is retiring 'backward"
1+ day, 8+ hour ago (825+ words) Most Baby Boomers have been retired for years now, while Gen Xers are just approaching their retirement era. And according to a finance expert who helps people with retirement planning, Gen X is taking an altogether different approach in determining…...
He spent 60 years looking for his birth family. Shortly before he died, a DNA test reunited them.
2+ day, 2+ min ago (999+ words) At 66, Carlo Arco found out he had 50 family members in Italy—including a brother. Carlo Arco was born Giancarlo Lavi in 1952 in Turin, Italy, where he was abandoned. For the first five years of his life, he lived in a…...
11-year-old boy shows his American pride by crocheting 8-foot flag using 60 skeins of yarn
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (618+ words) Greyson Moore learned to crochet by watching YouTube tutorials. America recently celebrated its 250th anniversary. To commemorate the patriotic milestone, 11-year-old Greyson Moore decided to crochet a one-of-a-kind American flag blanket. Greyson impressively crocheted the 6-foot-by-8-foot blanket in record time…...
Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest 'cognitive enhancer' known to man.
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (255+ words) Pick up a book, supersize your brain. Doomscrolling, short-form videos, digital notifications…it can feel like social media dominates the way we consume information. We skim, we swipe, and we digest bite-sized snippets of news and knowledge at lightning-fast speed....