Everything is going to be fine
What a classist, a psychologist and preppers have to say about the end of the world, and what you might do about it- Directed by Ryan MalloyWatch on Psyche
I’m Part of the Team Writing the Next Bible of Psychiatry—For the First Time, the DSM Will Use Biology to Understand Mental Disorders
Part of the challenge of finding a biomarker for mental illness is the environment’s significant influence The post I’m Part of the Team Writing the Next Bible of Psychiatry—For th

How Stress Changes Your Brain
Stress can sharpen your focus, but only up to a point. Beyond that, it starts to impair memory, decision-making, and even your eating habits. Here's where the tipping point lies. #
The fog of hunger
From childhood, women are trained to restrict their appetite. And there’s a huge, hidden, cognitive price to pay for it- by Sarah BergRead on Aeon
A vocabulary for the future: touch
A mesmerising blend of words and images make touch a doorway into the deepest questions in physics and philosophy- by Aeon VideoWatch on Aeon
How to rediscover your purpose later in life
You don’t have to ‘reinvent’ yourself to live happily after 60. There’s a better approach grounded in lifespan psychology- by Denise TaylorRead on Psyche
Fixed vs. Growth: The Two Mindsets
The internal monologue that scores everything you do, and what changes when you catch it doing it.
A Mitochondrial Theory of Mind
The cell's power plants as the link between body, health and mood — an energetic view of being alive.
Why Am I Left-Handed?
An invisible difference in a tenth of us, and an open question in half a dozen fields at once.
Hidden Bias
A model learns to predict grades from the past — including the parts of the past nobody meant to teach it.
We Become What We Behold
A five-minute game about news cycles, and the loop between what we watch and what we become.
Going Critical
Play with the tipping point where an idea, a disease or a fire stops fizzling and takes off.
To Build a Better Ballot
Play with voting systems and watch each one fail in its own particular way.
Conditional Probability, Visually
Why "given that" changes everything, in one draggable square.
156 Optical Illusions & Visual Phenomena
Collection of optical illusions and visual phenomena demonstrating how perception works.
Absurd Trolley Problems
Explore absurd variations of the classic trolley problem dilemma.
The Moral Machine
Test your ethical judgments on self-driving car dilemmas in an interactive experiment.
The Uber Game: One Week as a Driver
Interactive simulation exploring earnings, expenses, and challenges of driving for Uber.
The Joy of Regulating Your Emotions
Learn emotional regulation techniques through interactive storytelling.
Crowds: The Wisdom and Madness of Groups
Explore how groups make decisions, right or wrong.
Adventures with Anxiety
Navigate anxiety through personal narrative and interactive exercises.
Quick, Draw!
AI guesses your drawings in real-time.
Parable of the Polygons
Visual exploration of how small biases create segregation in diverse populations.
The Password Game
Create a password meeting increasingly absurd requirements.
The Evolution of Trust
Interactive game theory simulator showing how trust evolves through cooperation and betrayal.
Why Your Brain Craves the Unfamiliar
Why humans are psychologically drawn to novelty and unfamiliar experiences.
The Science of Close-Up Magic
Sleight of hand techniques and psychological principles underlying close-up magic illusions.

How to Be More Productive — With Hank!
Practical strategies for increasing productivity and managing time effectively.
The Comedian's Brain
Comedians' brains show unique neural patterns linked to creative and abstract thinking.

The Backwards Brain Bicycle
Learning a new motor skill proves difficult when spatial feedback is reversed.

What the Most-Viewed Videos Say About YouTube
Analysis of YouTube's most-viewed videos reveals patterns about human attention.
The Psychology of Brand Loyalty
How psychological factors drive customers to repeatedly choose and prefer specific brands.

The Easiest Problem Everyone Gets Wrong
A probability puzzle that trips up most people despite seeming simple.

The Stilwell Brain
Brain anatomy and neuroscience exploration through visual demonstrations and thought experiments.