This is the new “transdiagnositic” model of mental health that goes beyond the DSM and ICD model. It describes how mental health issues are related to each other and don’t fit into specific diagnosis.
What happens when our greatest creation outsmarts us – not maliciously, but by giving us exactly what we think we want?” A 2-tiered trust issue …
The English language evolves rapidly because of its widespread use and microcosms of chatting trends. Because of that, some fascinating changes occur in the language.
How does the brain create ideas??? – Music, text, visual design, reels, adverts, dance, etc.? I’ve consolidated multiple processes into one model. Let’s also dissect …
2 forces collided and imploded to become a self-sustaining consumer habit. ⚔️ The speed of everything is increasing, well at least in the consumer cosmos. …
These bad study habits are harming your grades. Stop them to improve the quality of your study sessions.
This is a linguistic strategy to improve mental health by changing how the brain processes emotions.
I’ve curated 9 hobbies that help you build critical thinking in fun, non-academic ways.
Unlike a computer, which would recruit multiple “cores” to multitask, the brain has to use a pretty sophisticated workaround to multi-task. And it all comes …
Whoever engages with the beautiful has a good soul. Emmanuel Kant said something like that. Hegel said the art we create transcends the beauty of …
These are the best studying techniques to improve memory for facts. Use them right after you start learning.
As the world changes, we are a little blind to process those changes. We talk about changes to understand them. 2 problems – Hypocognition and …
I’ve curated 8 hobbies that build the mind-body connection in many ways – mind-eye, mind-limbs, mind-ear, mind-balance, etc. If you want start a new hobby for 2025, try these.
Highlights Curiosity & Confusion are 2 of the most powerful emotions in education. 🤔Curiosity leads to exploration and filling one’s knowledge gap.😕Confusion leads to deep …
Some words are “universal” words because they are shared by most languages or understood by most people. Here are the different kinds of universal words and how they emerged.
Social anxiety – a feeling of tension, self-doubt, and stress emerging from actually interacting with people and the idea of interacting with people. This can …