[ad_1] philm1310/Pixabay Spoiler Alert: I will discuss plots from Season 5 of Love Is Blind in this post. If you haven’t seen it, you may want to watch it first and read this after. Season 5 of Love Is Blind is revealing cracks in this show’s misguided premise. Several engaged couples didn’t make the edit…
[ad_1] Incredibly detailed cell maps help pave the way for new generation of treatments October 12, 2023 • Press Release A group of international scientists have mapped the genetic, cellular, and structural makeup of the human brain and the nonhuman primate brain. This understanding of brain structure, achieved by funding through the National Institutes of…
[ad_1] Love Is Blind doesn’t always match compatible people. WHYFRAME / Shutterstock “Love Is Blind” quickly became one of Netflix’s top shows, with over 30 million viewers. The reality show is considered a social experiment where contestants see if falling in love with someone they’ve never physically met is possible. “Love Is Blind” is built…
[ad_1] In October 2017, the news reports of abuse by American film producer, Harvey Weinstein generated a resurgence of the #MeToo movement. The mainstream media covered many stories for months. Many powerful men found their worlds crashing down around them, losing their high-paid, high-profile jobs to sexual abuse claims. It seems that women felt relieved…
[ad_1] Fall Greens Market Salad Source: Photo and food courtesy of Julian Clauss-Ehlers We plan and plan for summer, anticipating those long, sunny days, and then, before we know it, it’s over. Vacation is done, kids are back at school, and we find ourselves in a fast-paced fall routine. Wasn’t it just Labor Day? What…
[ad_1] Recent years have seen significant handwringing over free speech issues and political balance on college campuses. And this isn’t unwarranted. Enough free-speech meltdowns with students shouting down speakers, trying to get professors fired, bullying peers, or even assaulting people on the wrong political side have revealed a significant rot in the ethics and culture…
[ad_1] Imagine being told you could be any one you want to be. You turn on the radio and hear Lizzo belting out, “If you feel like a girl then you real like a girl, Do your thing, run the whole damn world.” In the media and on your social media feed, you see many…
[ad_1] At a recent research talk, an audience member suggested that, since we all ruminate, this must be programmed by the human genome and, therefore, must have adaptive value. Eyebrows were raised; not all we do reflects our DNA, and not all of evolved human nature is necessarily good for us. But, after exploring potential…
[ad_1] Source: nicolagiordano / Pixabay You may be familiar with comic Brian Regan’s funny sketch about pressure and pain. He observes that doctors don’t like to use the word “pain.” Doctors will tell you about ‘pressure.’ If a doctor tells you you’re about to feel some pressure, buckle up…He could be swinging a two-by-four by…
[ad_1] Starting a New Job Source: Gil Winch Starting a new job entails dealing with much uncertainty regarding the job itself, the people and the culture, so it’s not surprising that in a recent survey, a whopping 87% reported suffering from ‘new job jitters’. Yet, the term ‘jitters’ doesn’t really convey how anxiety-provoking, stressful, scary,…