The Stickiness of Misinformation
Even the most ridiculous rumors can cling in our minds—despite what the proof says. Sharon Begley tells us why.
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Even the most ridiculous rumors can cling in our minds—despite what the proof says. Sharon Begley tells us why.
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To be kind to others, you need to start with yourself.
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Elisha and Stefanie Goldstein offer 11 ways to take time for what matters by finding your inner kid.
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How Heather Grimes learned to talk to her daughter about death with more ease and fewer tears.
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War veterans—who’ve seen more pain and devastation than most will see in a lifetime—struggle to find peace, and ways to fit back in and contribute all they have to offer. Three days on a roiling river bring them a step closer to feeling good in their own skin again.
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What do the Smurfs, horses, and coding
have in common? Find out in our latest
reader survey.
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Editor-in-Chief Barry Boyce says when it comes to advice for working with your mind, one size does not fit all.
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Choking during pressure-packed performances is the worst. Sharon Begley tells us why we do it, and how to avoid it.
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Content list for the magazine's print edition and articles available online.
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