


Heidegger knew that we are always outside, weathering the storms
We aren’t safe inside separate minds. Being-in-the-world means we’re entangled and vulnerable – and that’s how we flourish
by Katherine Withy

Aftershock
A random shooting left me with crippling PTSD. Could magnetic stimulation of my brain quiet the terror?
by Madison Lamb
Ideas
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How to think differently about procrastination
Avoid the trap of thinking you’re either working or not. A different mindset promises less self-judgment and more progress
by Rebecca Roache

How to start learning dance
Follow these steps to find a style of movement that will captivate you – even if you’ve never seen yourself as a dancer
by Dawn Davis Loring
Life stories
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Chinese philosophy has long known that mental health is communal
The early Chinese philosophers knew that a healthy mind comes from a harmonious community, not a matter for individuals alone
by Alexus McLeod

To be a responsible citizen today, it is not enough to be reasonable
To survive society’s problems, today reasonableness isn’t enough; we need citizens to recognise beliefs have consequences
by Francisco Mejia Uribe
Latest videos
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An animator’s bittersweet ode to her ‘third culture’ childhood

What a romantic comedy cliché reveals about modern love

The idea of a ‘learning style’ is intuitive. It’s also wrong

Time stands still for twin brothers on the verge of adolescence

A modern ‘cave man’ on the business of living authentically

More than laissez-faire love – demystifying modern polyamory
Notes to self
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Your purpose isn’t something to find, it’s something you form
In my therapy office, I’ve found that to live with greater purpose, we must think differently about where it comes from
by Ross White


Curious about a digital ‘detox’? Here’s what you should know
For many who are chronically connected, a break from tech sounds appealing. Research is uncovering when and how it helps
by Kostadin Kushlev

How to think differently about procrastination
Avoid the trap of thinking you’re either working or not. A different mindset promises less self-judgment and more progress
by Rebecca Roache

What your mind’s blank moments reveal about consciousness
Scientists are uncovering the nature of an elusive mental experience that challenges what it means to be conscious
by Thomas Andrillon

Tolerance isn’t just nice, it’s a civic virtue we all can build
At a time of rising intolerance, the century-old work of C E M Joad reminds us what tolerance really is and why we need it
by Kiran Kumbhar

My chatbot therapist
Constant access, near-perfect memory, analytic reach – ChatGPT provides things a therapist never could
by Sabela Guravich

It’s a gift to share reality with someone
My partner and I often seem to respond to the world in similar ways. Research suggests this may have benefits for us both
by Hannah Seo
Explore: Traditional arts


An Aboriginal painter depicts scenes from her youth in this beautiful short
A film by Grace Kemarre Robinya and Jonathan Daw


Beauty is woven into everyday life for the quilters of the American West
A film by Carly Jakins and Jared Jakins


A whimsical ode to the reparative power of knitting, rendered in wool
Directed by Samantha Moore


A Bronze Age pendant links lives centuries apart in this wondrous short
Directed by Samantha Moore




