Critical Thinking

Better late than never, I guess. In 2015, I published an article called “A Truly Biased TED Talk: The Bad Debunking of 10 Alleged Myths about Psychology”. It was a critical analysis of a very popular TEDx Talk, “10 Myths about Psychology, Debunked”, by Ben Ambridge, where the psychologist — you guessed it — presented

Short psychological answer. No fluff. We sometimes keep pursuing relationships, options, or objectives that no longer serve us. Here is one of the main reasons why. We consider our previous engagement in the context that no longer brings us joy — be it a relationship, a job, the perspective of participating in a social event, etc — an investment. Time,

None of us likes to receive criticism. Even when the person delivering it means well and we understand their intentions. Let’s face it. Dealing with criticism is tricky. I created two courses on the topic and more than 6000 people have enrolled so far. This is how I came to discover even more subtle everyday

If you are like me, you cannot possibly start your day without reading your horoscope. How else are you going to be fully prepared for what the Universe has in store for you? … Yeah, that’s a full, blatant lie. I am a skeptic. I prepare for the day with music, a structured to-do list,

“Human societies are pretty feeble and ugly”, shows new study by 125-nm-in-diameter virus. I find it embarrassing that the most powerful mirror revealing the modern world for what it is is the one created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The crisis caused by the novel coronavirus forced the world into a “reap what you sow” scenario