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Growing up without helicopter parents or smartphones forced us to develop psychological strengths through scraped knees and solo problem-solving—abilities that today's bubble-wrapped generations desperately need but rarely get the chance to build.
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The European Commission (EC) has opened an investigation into low-cost fast fashion retailer Shein. EC officials are concerned about the sale of illegal products, including child sexual abuse material, as well as the potentially addictive design of its shopping experience. The Commission found fellow low-cost retailer Temu in violation of the Digital Services Act after a similar investigation last year. The probe is being opened under the Digital Services Act,... Read more ›
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Geetha Rajan used to lead upskilling for over 50,000 employees at PwC. She cautions workers against outsourcing their thinking to AI tools. Read more ›
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Stephen Colbert has blasted CBS for banning him from airing his interview with Texas State Rep. James Talarico. Read more ›
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Don’t expect the Steam Deck to be easier to get anytime soon. Valve has posted a notice on the Steam Deck page with a warning that the handheld gaming console “may be out of stock intermittently” in certain regions “due to memory and storage shortages.” The company also reiterated that the more affordable Steam Deck LCD is no longer in production and will no longer be available once stocks run... Read more ›
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Carl Pei playfully counters Apple with a March 5 launch event for Nothing's Phone 4a series, promising upgraded performance, fresh colors, and flagship-inspired features. Read more ›
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Apple released its new 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 in October with little fanfare. But, despite the underselling, we found the device to be a great upgrade to its predecessor and the best MacBook for creatives. Now, you can find out for yourself with less of a strain on your wallet, thanks to a big sale. Currently, B&H has discounts available for a variety of configurations. The cheapest option is the... Read more ›
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Valve is blaming memory and chip shortages as Steam Deck availability becomes intermittent in several regions. Read more ›
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If you spent your childhood being the responsible older sister who managed everything from homework help to household peace, those early caregiving experiences likely shaped you into an adult with unique traits that psychology is only now beginning to understand. Read more ›
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Studies reveal that those who resist the urge to abbreviate their texts are unknowingly exercising mental muscles that predict success in everything from impulse control to emotional intelligence. Read more ›
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After decades of pushing through fatigue and treating rest like a luxury they couldn't afford, many people over 60 are discovering their exhaustion isn't a sign of aging—it's their body presenting a lifetime invoice for never learning that rest was a necessity, not a reward. Read more ›
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While everyone obsesses over the latest fitness trends, the fittest 80-year-olds I know have been quietly following the same simple movement routines since before gym selfies existed—and what they do might surprise you. Read more ›
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While most of us wage war against every gray hair and wrinkle, those who truly thrive after 60 have discovered a counterintuitive secret: they stopped fighting these inevitable changes and found something unexpected on the other side. Read more ›
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While returning a shopping cart might seem trivial, this simple act serves as a surprising psychological litmus test that reveals everything from someone's capacity for empathy and self-discipline to their likelihood of success in relationships and careers. Read more ›
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Scientists tracked baby boomers through retirement and discovered we've been wrong about the golden years—most retirees don't fit the leisurely stereotype, but instead fall into four surprising categories that predict everything from happiness to hardship. Read more ›
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The simple act of wiping down your kitchen counter while cooking might reveal more about your potential for success than your resume, education, or even your IQ score ever could. Read more ›
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Scientists tracking 90-year-olds with razor-sharp memories discovered they share seven surprisingly simple daily habits that have nothing to do with the brain training apps collecting dust on your phone. Read more ›
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