Excessive scrolling has been tied to negative thought patterns, shortened attention spans and social isolation.

Tim is joined by men’s health advocate Samir Mourani, who discusses the harmful effects of negative self-talk and tips to recognize it in the moment and replace it with more positive thought patterns.

A reflection on identity, attachment, and what it really feels like to let go of a life you built and start over again.

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The Milbank Quarterly finds makers used tobacco-like tactics — pairing refined carbs and fats with sensory design — to ...

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New research reveals that the intense rage triggered by everyday sounds like chewing isn't a mere personality quirk.

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Modern parents orchestrate every moment of their children's lives to prevent boredom, unaware they're creating adults who ...