Thinking fast and slow: Wild fish reveal how cognition evolved in two closely related species
phys.org/news/2026-08-fast-wild-fish-reveal-cognition.html
So THAT's Why We See The Past As 'The Good Old Days,' Even If It Was Crap: No, it’s not nostalgia.
huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/rosy-retrospection-vs-nostalgia_uk_6a7445e3e4b0e33593d1c5c8
So THAT's Why We See The Past As 'The Good Old Days,' Even If It Was Crap: No, it’s not nostalgia.
huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/rosy-retrospection-vs-nostalgia_uk_6a7445e3e4b0e33593d1c5c8
How AI spotted my most embarrassing oversight: It broke through my cognitive bias
androidpolice.com/how-ai-spotted-most-embarrassing-oversight/
Intellectual growth: John Maynard Keynes quote explains why unlearning old beliefs matters more than forming new ideas, highlighting mental habits ... Show more
Quote of the day by John Maynard Keynes: “The difficulty lies not so much..."
Quote of the day by John Maynard Keynes: “The difficulty lies not so much..."
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The exploration of consciousness in insects - PubMed: Consciousness is a state of subjective experience or awareness, e.g. of an emotion ...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41229297/
The Cognitive Trap That Makes Leaders Listen Too Much: How the best leaders—from Steve Jobs to Howard Schultz—know exactly when to stop listening and start ...
inc.com/adam-hanft/the-cognitive-trap-that-makes-leaders-listen-too-much/91313361
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Research: How the “Accent Penalty” Determines Who Gets Heard: And what leaders can do to mitigate its effects in the workplace.
hbr.org/2026/03/research-how-the-accent-penalty-determines-who-gets-heard
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250 years later, why Adam Smith’s ‘Wealth of Nations’ remains relevant, from colleges to debates on AI
indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-history/adam-smith-wealth-of-nations-relevance-250-years-10573292/
Here’s Why Smart People Get Fooled by Manipulators and Scam Artists: A clever TED Talk explains why some scams are so effective.
inc.com/minda-zetlin/heres-why-smart-people-get-fooled-by-manipulators-and-scam-artists/91295783
3 Reasons You May Fall Into a 'Spending Trap': Biases like the sunk cost fallacy can trick us into impulse buying and overspending. Here are three of those ...
money.com/why-people-fall-for-spending-traps/
psypost.org Dec 11 25
Autistic employees are less susceptible to the Dunning-Kruger effect: Autistic workers may possess a distinct advantage. New research shows they are less likely ...
psypost.org/autistic-employees-are-less-susceptible-to-the-dunning-kruger-effect/
EXPLAINER: Why some don't realize they're 'fools, incompetent': Composite image from INQUIRER FILES With the Philippines' rough political ...
globalnation.inquirer.net/302273/explainer-why-some-dont-realize-theyre-fools-incompetent
Positive affective contagion in bumble bees: Affective contagion, a core component of empathy, has been widely characterized in social vertebrates but its ...
science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adr0216
Using a cognitive bias paradigm, researchers in Science demonstrate positive affective contagion—a core component of empathy—in bumble bees ... Show more
Using a cognitive bias paradigm, researchers in Science demonstrate positive affective contagion—a core component of empathy—in bumble bees ... Show more
OpinionThe Complex Psychology of Gambling: How emotions and cognition drive addiction: Gambling behaviour is a complex interplay of psychological, emotional ...
iol.co.za/news/opinion/2025-10-31-the-complex-psychology-of-gambling-how-emotions-and-cognition-drive-addiction/
Using a cognitive bias paradigm, researchers in Science demonstrate positive affective contagion—a core component of empathy—in bumble bees ... Show more
Your brain prioritizes criticism over praise — Here's why: Our brains are biologically wired to focus on negative experiences more than positive ones ...
thedailystar.net/life-living/news/your-brain-prioritises-criticism-over-praise-heres-why-4022221
Using a cognitive bias paradigm, researchers in Science demonstrate positive affective contagion—a core component of empathy—in bumble bees ... Show more
Scientists Identify a New Glitch in Human Thinking: The newly coined "doubling-back aversion" highlights another reason why people stubbornly refuse to ...
gizmodo.com/scientists-identify-a-new-glitch-in-human-thinking-2000643615
OpinionThe trouble with always having to be right: Unthinkable: Open-mindedness is a quality we claim to value. In reality, we discourage it
irishtimes.com/opinion/2025/08/11/the-trouble-with-always-being-right/
Research: Being Well Connected Isn’t Always Good for Your Career: A new study finds that the same prestigious connections that help a candidate land a new job ...
hbr.org/2025/07/research-being-well-connected-isnt-always-good-for-your-career
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