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Power Paradox | Today’s Psychology

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“Strength through peace” evokes a fundamental paradox. The concept of enduring peace (ideally not released from coercion) being maintained by military preparation and threats of force. Understanding human evolutionary roots is essential to examine this obvious contradiction. Cognitionin particular to…

First, take your pulse

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“In cardiac arrest, the first step is to get your pulse first.” –God’s House Samuel Shem That famous line told by Med students is clear and true. In moments of confusion, we are reminded that we must pause enough time…

When your boss is too busy for you

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A boss who is too busy may seriously dismiss you and others in the office. Or they may not be able to look away from their text, email, or phone to answer your questions or provide you with what you…

AI and the need to believe

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I’ll be honest. When I first started working on a large language model, it felt like magic. It felt like they were thinking about it, not just automation and search. They didn’t just stop the facts, they responded in a…

Make AI safe for mental health use

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Reviews and pending recent survey data (Rousmaniere et al. 2025) revealed that due to widespread circulation, 48.7% of 499 US respondents reported using LLMS (large language model) for psychological support the previous year. The majority did this anxietypersonal advice, and…

Why failure is a new success

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I remember it like yesterday. Freshman year basketball tryouts were surprisingly good. I completed all the passes, sunk a significant percentage of free throws, and opened up the spot as a solid place as a dissatisfied bench player. I wasn’t…

It’s becoming sad | Psychology of today

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If the world looks more like sadness than it used to be, you’re not wrong – sorrow It’s everywhere. We’re reading, writeand google topics more than ever. Use of words”sorrow“In English books, it has almost tripled since 1920. We google…