The Robots Came Closer And The Angel Of AI Holding In Its Hands The Future Of Humanity — Hollywood films have taught viewers that nothing good can be expected from artificial intelligence. Robots in Oscar-winning productions almost always prefer confrontation to cooperation, as Sarah Connor from The Terminator and the characters of individual episodes of The X-Files can tell a lot about. The technologies on which the directors…

12 Signs You Might Be Smart — Even If It Doesn’t Feel Like That — Discipline, order, punctuality, and a friendly demeanor are considered the cornerstones of success in this country. Only those who appear orderly, punctually, and eloquently are successful in life and therefore automatically also intelligent — according to the widespread opinion. However, various studies have found that this does not have to…

Diffusion of responsibility or absence of empathy? — There are many experiments that characterize the deep sides of human nature, which we can’t always know on the basis of observation. The Story of Kitty Genovese On March 13, 1964, 28-year-old Catherine Genovese was returning home from work. …

When extreme caregiving conceals addictive behavior. — Codependency is the most common form of addiction. It’s the disease of a lost self. A self that connects the responsibility for our life and happiness to something or someone outside of ourselves. …

The Dark Legacy of the Little Albert Experiment — In the early 20th century, behaviorism emerged as a new approach in psychology, which emphasized the study of observable behaviors and the environmental factors that shape them. One of the most controversial experiments in behaviorism is the Little Albert Experiment, conducted by John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner in 1920…

How crying can help your mental health. — Weeping, also known as crying or shedding tears, is a natural emotional response to a variety of stimuli, including pain, sadness, joy, and relief. It is characterized by the shedding of tears from the eyes, often accompanied by facial expressions and vocalizations. Weeping is commonly associated with negative emotions such…

The Psychology of Why Intelligent People Are Drawn to Solitude — The phenomenon of highly intelligent people who have a strong preference for solitude over social interaction has been observed in a variety of contexts, including work environments, social situations, and personal relationships. While there is no single explanation for why some intelligent people prefer solitude, research suggests that a variety…

Establish these 12 habits and let the magic flow… — There are many habits that happy couples may have, as every couple is different and what works for one couple may not work for another. If you’ve ever wondered how a couple manages to remain so happy, then the answer is that there isn’t one single “secret.” …

It’s that easy to be successful with everything — Although Apple founder and business legend Steve Jobs is no longer with us, he left a powerful legacy. The tall, thin man with the round glasses and the turtleneck has done everything right in terms of business. …