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- Happiness doesn’t merely follow success — reviews of longitudinal research found that people who were happier initially were subsequently more likely to find employment, earn higher incomes and receive better workplace evaluations, suggesting that happiness and success may reinforce each other.
- The Soviet Union invaded Finland in the winter of 1939 expecting the job done inside two weeks, and the Finns held the line for 105 days at temperatures below minus 40 degrees. One farmer turned sniper is credited with more than 500 Soviet dead in 100 days, on iron sights.
- Why ‘What Do You Do?’ Is Not Always the Best Small-Talk Opener
- What People Regret Most, and How Regret Changes With Age
- Why Well-Meant Reassurance Can Miss During Divorce
- Loneliness in Denmark roughly doubled between 2000 and 2021 across 83,437 people, and the sharpest rise, more than double the national average shift, hit sixteen to twenty-four-year-olds, not the older adults usually pictured when the word comes up
- Adults who weren’t properly loved as children carry these traits, but they are adaptations, not a sentence
- A 44-year-old mathematician who had posted his proof of the Poincaré conjecture as three arXiv preprints totaling 68 pages refused the Clay Institute’s $1,000,000 Millennium Prize on July 1, 2010. He never published the proof anywhere else himself, though other mathematicians spent years elaborating and republishing it in peer-reviewed form.
- The parenting habits that quietly erode a child’s respect are not the ones most parents fear
- The old that is strong does not wither: the psychology of why depth outlasts the surface
- The loneliness no one warns you about in retirement — and why filling your calendar isn’t the same as feeling connected
- We are reliably wrong about our own happiness, which suggests we have been chasing the wrong kind
- If you want to live with fewer regrets, the fears to let go of are the ones that stop you acting
- Why reading is one of the best investments in personal growth you can make
- A Stanford psychologist spent a year in Tromsø, where the sun disappears for two months each winter, then surveyed Norwegians from Oslo to Svalbard. The farther north they lived, the more positively they viewed winter—and those with the warmest attitudes toward the cold also reported the greatest life satisfaction.
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