The fractal nature of scientific revolutions
Scientific progress is self-similar (that is, fractal): each level of abstraction, from local problem solving to big-picture science, features progress…
Casilda Iturrizar; the feminism that belongs to all of us
During our research in the town of Bilbao, as we learned about the contributions Casilda Iturrizar made to its society,…
Distinguishing Hoaxes from Evidence through Dialogic Open Review
The debate over whether social media platforms should be held accountable for the spread of misinformation is more intense than…
What do Ethnocentrism and Relativism Share?
One of the common mistakes among intellectuals is ignoring that ethnocentrism and relativism share the same fundamental basis of analysis—they…
Enhancing Your Self Control
Being able to better control our own thoughts, feelings and actions has been a goal of humans for at least…
World Braille Day: Promoting Accessibility and Inclusion for All
Braille is a tactile writing system that allows blind and visually impaired people to read and write through touch. It…
Grief and celebration
Christmas meals and dinners, as well as the beginning of the New Year, are moments filled with tradition, reunions, and…
Self-Control and Willpower: A Key to Success in Work and Social Life
Self-control is one of the most important and helpful personality traits. People who are good at self-control benefit in multiple…
Friendships that can heal
The 85-year longitudinal study conducted by Harvard University has revealed a surprising truth: it’s not career achievements, money, exercise, or…
Research that improves the world
On December 11, 2024, Brazil’s National Congress approved a national bill to prevent gender-based violence in Brazilian universities. This proposal…