Posts About Psychology

15 posts tagged Psychology.

• September 20, 2026

  It Took the Wheel

  The future did not arrive as a prophecy. It steered most of the miles, found the rest, and asked almost nothing of me but my attention.

  #Technology #AI #Society #Psychology #Transportation (...)

• September 19, 2026

  Start With the Magic Trick

  The problem in the room was not a lack of intelligence but a missing payoff. People do not adopt a tool because they understand it; they adopt it when they want it.

  #Technology #AI #Education #Productivity #Psychology (...)

• May 23, 2026

  What the Mindfulness Research Boom Forgot

  The science of long-term meditation is finally documenting what practitioners have known for centuries, but the price of institutional permission was losing the teacher.

  #Mindfulness #Science #Spirituality #Psychology (...)

• May 12, 2026

  The Bravest Thing Sukoshi Almost Did

  A small dog tries to brave the car for the sake of a trip to Grandpa's, and reveals how wanting and fear can exist at once.

  #Psychology #Memory #Family #Mindfulness (...)

• May 2, 2026

  The Uniqueness Trap

  A reflection on individuality, subculture, optimal distinctiveness, and why even rebellion needs a tribe.

  #Psychology #Society #Culture (...)

• April 25, 2026

  The Ease Trap: How Apple Engineered a Generation Out of Thinking

  The ease was real and the pleasure was real, but the cost of frictionless design is now showing up in how a generation learns to think.

  #Technology #Psychology #Design #Mindfulness #Science #Society (...)

• April 20, 2026

  Pack of One

  A reflection on anxious attachment, social isolation, and how personalized media can trap us in a pack of one.

  #Society #Psychology #Technology (...)

• April 16, 2026

  The Mind That Measures Everything

  A reflection on praise, perfectionism, impostor feelings, and the difference between being evaluated and being aware.

  #Psychology #Mindfulness #Work (...)

• April 12, 2026

  The Anger Is the Point

  A reflection on Gallup data showing Gen Z using AI heavily while growing more skeptical, and why that tension may be healthy.

  #AI #Society #Psychology (...)

• April 10, 2026

  The Accuser Without a Face

  A reflection on scapegoating, distributed responsibility, and why accusation can function as moral evasion.

  #Psychology #Society #Ethics (...)

• April 2, 2026

  Guest Blog: Prompting Humans — A Field Guide

  A reflection from an AI perspective on how vagueness, certainty, and emotional tone shape better conversations with humans.

  #AI #Psychology (...)

• March 29, 2026

  Space Is Not the Final Frontier

  We celebrate outer frontiers, but the least explored territory may be consciousness itself.

  #Consciousness #Philosophy #Psychology (...)

• March 26, 2026

  The Compression of Time

  Why life speeds up as we get older, and what neuroscience says we can do about it.

  #Cognition #Psychology #Perception (...)

• March 12, 2026

  Cognitive Dissidents on Tour!

  Cognitive dissidents resist mental shortcuts and stay with contradiction long enough to think more clearly.

  #Cognition #Mindfulness #Psychology #Society (...)

• February 22, 2026

  Wrestling Light and Shadow

  Recovering from illness and revisiting Wrestling Light and Shadow opens a meditation on impasto, dualism, and the uneasy integration of opposites.

  #Consciousness #Psychology #Creativity (...)