u/Head_Review_2628"Wisdom comes with age" is one of those sayings everyone repeats and almost nobody has actually checked. I checked. It's only half true, and the half that's false explains some of the worst decisions smart people make.101 de ago. de 2026, 16:30
u/Reasonable-Tie341183% of Americans experiencing depression overestimated depression stigma, believing negative stereotypes were held by 37.5% of Americans versus 16% in a population benchmark101 de ago. de 2026, 15:27
u/mono__no___awareCan confronting our darker impulses strengthen moral self-control, or can mentally simulating immoral actions make them more accessible?101 de ago. de 2026, 14:49
u/ohreallydarlingIf you haven't felt the billions of years before you were born, why are you afraid of the eternity after death?101 de ago. de 2026, 13:04
u/mveaAutism diagnoses rose sharply after the COVID-19 pandemic began. The rise was driven overwhelmingly by diagnoses among girls and women. New study suggests that many of these girls and women may simply have gone unrecognized in the past.101 de ago. de 2026, 11:04
u/mveaADHD is associated with a higher likelihood of becoming an entrepreneur, but only for highly intelligent men. For women, ADHD is linked to the lowest rates of business ownership regardless of cognitive ability. Advantages associated with neurodiversity may depend on gender and intelligence.101 de ago. de 2026, 10:15
u/Basic-Record5776Study Links Childhood Parental Divorce to Adult Depression Risk, But the Picture Changes After Adjustment101 de ago. de 2026, 10:10