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Grounded in polyvagal theory, explore how emotions emerge, why they fluctuate, and how we can cultivate emotional intelligence by recognizing and regulating our autonomic states.

There are few works as unsettling as “The Republic.” Not because of its complexity or reputation but because it refuses to let us hide from the hardest questions: What is justice? Is it even possible?

Few philosophers have had the impact of Plato. Born in ancient Greece, this student of Socrates grew to be one of the ...

The discovery that farming might not have been the catalyst for civilisation means we must completely rethink the timeline of the first complex societies ...

Human instincts shape society, influencing power, inequality, and survival. Education can challenge these patterns.

Researchers from Penn State University proposed in a new academic paper that human-like lifeforms could arise as a logical consequence of a planet’s development — contradicting the long-held “hard ...

Between the end of Roman antiquity and the beginning of the Middle Ages, laws appeared in both the Codex Theosianus and the ...

A new study uncovers different ways we seek out information and why they might matter for our well-being and our societies.

Catcher J.C. Escarra nearly retired from baseball less than two years ago. Now, he has a legitimate shot to make the Yankees' ...

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