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Topic: cognitive psychology

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When objects become extensions of you

Michael J. Spivey - MIT Press Reader
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With a new decade — a new hope?

Paul Rosenberg
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A book on GMOs manages to change a mind

Devang Mehta
In this photo taken on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2016 Omar Hassan walks past his creations "Breaking Through" in his studio in Milan, Italy. When he creates art work, Omar Hassan doesn’t get out paint brushes. He gets out his boxing gloves. Hassan, a 29-year-old artist and boxer, has combined his two passions, with the goal to bring the disciplines closer. Hassan, born in Milan to an Italian mother and Egyptian father, creates the works by dipping his glove in paint, and punching the canvas stretched over cardboard to keep it from breaking. He calls the series ‘’Breaking Through Milano’’ His paintings sell from 8,000 to 40,000 euros, which he calls ‘’a great satisfaction, but not the goal.’’ (AP Photo/Antonio Calanni) (AP)

Why some people are more creative

Roger Beaty - The Conversation

Julie Boland, Robin Queen - The Conversation
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Stop buying, start doing

Scott Timberg
Bernie Sanders (Reuters/Jonathan Drake)

Bernie's underdog problem

Scott Timberg
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We're hard-wired for vengeance

Scott Timberg
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