The Psychology (or Science) Behind Late-Night Conversations

What Happens to Our Body When We Experience Anxiety?

How Seasonality Affects our Body and Mind

We always wonder: do seasons really affect us? On a physical level, what science tells us for sure is that seasonal changes affect our energy levels, duration and quality of sleep, and eating habits. Psychologically speaking, seasonal changes affect us in all kinds of ways.

From Boyhood to Manhood: Sexual Taboos Explored in Cinema

In this article, we’re going to cover two major sexual taboos explored in cinema revolving around the transition from boyhood to manhood. We will look at three famous movies!

ChatGPT: Psychology as a building stone of AI

How do intelligent machines use psychology to optimise user experience? This article will talk about the recently released beta ChatGPT as well as the potential for bias in AI algorithms. It’s certainly not exhaustive, and only serves as a small sneak-peek into the curious world of AI.

The Intricacies of Change & Body Image

Change is always at first perceived before it is accepted, and the latter only comes after a long process of trust and adjustment. When change is beyond our control (which it so often is), we are quite bad at adjusting to it. We like to keep ourselves under the illusion that everything will remain the same for as long as possible, even if we know that is not true. Why do we do this? This article takes the example of body image, an area of our lives that is particularly vulnerable to change, in order to better understand human behavioural patterns in face of unwanted change while suggesting some healthy ways to accept, adjust, and embrace that change.

Passion, Obsession, and the Art it Makes

What awakens the madman within us when it comes to passion and obsession? Where is the fine line between the two? There is no better place to start looking for answers than art.

Royal Negligence: and its origins in a contemporary context

We look at the world and the way it is running things, and we mimic its dangerous velocity, forgetting an anomaly of things along the way. Negligent behaviour, or the ability to neglect any responsibility or obligation which is not immediately necessary, is our antidote to everyday overwhelmedness.