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Logician Succumbs to Distorted Reality
Kurt Gödel was a history-making logician and mathematician who died in 1978. In his later years, while working at the renowned Institute for Advanced ...
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Actor Ben Affleck Reflects on Our Brokenness
In a 2016 interview in The New York Times, award-winning actor Ben Affleck reflected on the pressure to hide our broken areas. When he watches other movies ...
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Tom Hanks on the Fear of Faking It
In his new film (2016), A Hologram for the King, Tom Hanks plays a middle-aged American businessman who is sent to Saudi Arabia for a special project. ...
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The Law Can't Set Us Free to Play
Imagine you are twelve years old again, and you love baseball. All your heroes are baseball players, all your extracurricular time is spent either with ...
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Ronda Rousey's Identity in Winning
Sports Illustrated had named Rhonda Rousey the "world's most dominant athlete." And she had had quite a run at that point: the first US woman ever to ...
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Actress Viola Davis on Perfectionism
Actress Viola Davis, the star of How to Get Away With Murder, recently commented in AARP: "The work of acting is fantastic, but being a celebrity sometimes ...
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Tiger Woods Tries to Find Significance
For nearly a decade Tiger Woods was the dominant force in pro golf, spending 264 weeks as World Number One. But after a rash of injuries and poor performances, ...
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Study Reveals Children Struggle with Deep Unhappiness
A new study published in the UK reveals that children are struggling with low self-esteem, loneliness, or deep levels of unhappiness. A free, private ...
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To Infinity and Beyond (Or Maybe Not)
Ever felt like going into space? Good news: NASA is on the lookout for 14 new astronauts. Bad news: 18,300 people have already applied. This is the highest ...
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Psychologists Identify the 'Imposter Syndrome'
In 1978, two American psychologists, Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes, observed what they called "the impostor syndrome." They described it as a feeling ...
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