The Pen is Mightier Than the Amygdala: Neurological Repair Through Journaling
How journaling repairs the brain: Dr. Arif Khan explains the neuroscience of writing for emotional regulation.
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Rewiring Your Brain: How Dopamine Dynamics Shape Discipline and What We Can Do About It
Your brain isn't broken—it's being hacked. Understanding dopamine dynamics reveals why we struggle with focus and how to reclaim cognitive sovereignty.
Read More →AI Is Not Your Friend: How Sycophantic Chatbots Destroy AI's Potential
Exploring how opinionated, flattering AI systems undermine the true potential of artificial intelligence and what we can do about it.
Read More →Developing a High Agency Mindset in the Age of AI
How to cultivate emotional resilience and personal agency when external forces constantly vie for your attention and control.
Read More →Putting FACE RIP into Practice
How to apply Mo Gawdat's FACE RIP framework in daily life to build mental resilience and reclaim cognitive sovereignty.
Read More →Act As If Nothing Bothers You: Essential Resilience Behaviors from Napoleon Hill
Exploring Napoleon Hill's framework for emotional resilience and the essential behaviors that enable an unshakable mindset.
Read More →Understanding Palisade's AI Warnings: A Frame for Human Resilience
Exploring the critical insights from AI safety research and what they mean for building human resilience in the face of potentially transformative AI systems.
Read More →You're Not in Control: How AI Already Runs the World and What It Means for Human Resilience
AI has transitioned from theory to pervasive reality, reshaping industries and societies. Understanding how AI works, its current capabilities, and future trajectories is essential for building resilience in an AI-driven world.
Read More →AI and The Fate of Humanity: Wisdom and Discernment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Dr. John Lennox offers a thoughtful examination of AI's implications, distinguishing between narrow AI and AGI, exploring consciousness, and providing ethical guidance for navigating technological advancement.
Read More →When Thoughts Aren't Private: Navigating the Ethical Frontier of Brain-Computer Interfaces
Recent breakthroughs in decoding human thoughts using AI and neuroimaging raise profound questions about mental privacy, autonomy, and what it means to be human in an age of neurotechnology.
Read More →The Blue Dot Effect: Why We Keep Finding Problems in a World of Progress
A psychological phenomenon explains why pessimism persists despite objective progress. Understanding the Blue Dot Effect—and practicing gratitude and taking action—can help us maintain perspective and resilience.
Read More →How AI Exploits Human Pattern Recognition: Building Cognitive Immunity in the Digital Age
Understanding how our brains' pattern-seeking tendencies make us vulnerable to AI manipulation—and how to build cognitive flexibility and critical thinking to resist it.
Read More →Don't Believe AI Hype: Lessons from AI History with Michael Wooldridge
Oxford professor Michael Wooldridge offers a grounded perspective on AI's past, present, and future—cutting through Singularity hype to focus on real risks and responsible regulation.
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