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Feel Different: Breaking Your Cell Phone’s Hold

Unreliable rewards trap us into addictive cell phone…

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There Are No True Rebels

We follow others no matter how hard we try

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How to Choose Wisely

From Yelping to dating, there’s a better way

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The Problem With Modern Romance Is Too Much Choice

Are we happier with few or many choices? One…

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Illustration of couples on a beach at sunset.

Beyond Sexual Orientation

Sexual fluidity is a challenge to both traditional and alternative sexual…

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Why Curiosity Can Be Both Painful and Pleasurable

The emerging neurology of one of our most human…

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Surreal collage of old electronic tubes.

The Perils of Letting Machines into the Hive Mind

We think we know more than we do — including how…

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Should You Tell Everyone They’re Honest?

People try to live up to their labels

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Red bananas, pink kale, a blue kiwi, a black strawberry, + a green mango overlaid with transparent colored squares.

The Colors We Eat

Food color does more than guide us — it changes the experience of taste

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Messy illustration of a person licking a multi-tiered cake, looking at a U-turn sign, and hearing pink spots from a trumpet.

The Girl Who Smelled Pink

A mother wonders if we are all born with synesthesia