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The Behaviour Edit
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October 15, 2026
Why we miss life before social media: The hidden mental health cost of always being connected
Global warming, artificial intelligence, authoritarianism, unemployment—the world is no longer the home it once used to be
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September 12, 2026
Are Disney princesses really disempowering a generation of women?
Those who criticise Disney princesses for being too submissive and needing Prince Charming to rescue them are missing the point
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August 13, 2026
My love-hate relationship with sleep: How it matters more than you think
Sleep is essential for brain function, emotional wellbeing, physical recovery and overall health, yet its value is often recognised only after sleeplessness takes over
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July 24, 2026
Are we born to be ordinary?
As a race, our ‘specialness’ might not lie in our being special, but in our being ordinary
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July 02, 2026
The mental cage: Can we ever truly escape the default setting of our minds?
Often, we are blind to the most obvious things staring us in the face
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June 12, 2026
Can writing letters improve your health? The surprising benefits of putting pen to paper
The joy of expressing your thoughts in writing has many health benefits—from lowering stress and anxiety to boosting immunity
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May 22, 2026
Romance, uncoded: What's the real secret to a successful marriage?
The secret to a successful marriage does not lie in trust, attraction or common interests. Instead, it lies in the most unexpected place
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May 08, 2026
Can watching comedy reduce stress and anxiety?
Laughter is more than entertainment—it has proven health benefits, from reducing stress to boosting immunity and improving mood
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April 16, 2026
The ageing paradox: Why time speeds up as we grow older—and how best can you optimise it?
Approaching 40, I reflect on youthful impatience and the evolving perception of time as life's journey unfolds. The article explores the contrast between childhood eagerness and adult reflection, and the impact of aging on our perspective
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March 29, 2026
The age of rage: When did we get so angry about everything?
Societal anger is a growing concern, evident in online gaming controversies and widespread political polarization. This piece examines the roots of our collective rage and contrasts two distinct approaches to protest and conflict resolution
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