Author Johann Hari: Look at the Signals
Attempting to understand human beings at the level of the brain can prevent us from understanding the people whom those brains belong to.
Attempting to understand human beings at the level of the brain can prevent us from understanding the people whom those brains belong to.
There are many ways to quantify a human life. Here are two.
The impact of alcohol on global health is hard to encapsulate. In Never Enough: The Neuroscience of Addiction, author and neuroscientist Judith Grisel does her best to highlight the deadly consequences of excessive alcohol consumption.
Spanning five decades, Seinfeld’s Is This Anything? covers everything from bumper cars and cotton balls to Facebook and COVID-19.
Whilst promoting a new edition of A Straight Talking Introduction to Psychiatric Drugs, Dr Joanna Moncrieff summarised her stance on psychiatric drugs.
In The Big Picture: On the Origins of Life, Meaning, and the Universe Itself, physicist Sean Carroll reminds readers of a mistake we’re all prone to making.
In the sci-fi novel, Starship Troopers, author Robert Heinlein shares his secret to a happy life.
Psychiatrist Sally Satel and psychologist Scott O. Lilienfeld offer hope to those struggling to overcome a dependence on drugs in their book, Brainwashed.
Author Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s Bed of Procrustes: Philosophical and Practical Aphorisms is chock full of wise words. Here are ten of my favourite aphorisms from the book.
Behavioural Geneticist Robert Plomin recently spoke with author Sam Harris on the Making Sense Podcast (Episode 211 – The Nature of Human Nature).