Digital Minimalism in a Hyperconnected World
We live in an era where smartphones buzz at all hours, social media feeds scroll endlessly, and noti...
The Psychology of Infinite Scroll
If you’ve ever opened a social media app with the intention of checking one post and s...
How Algorithms Shape Your Identity Online
Every time you scroll through a feed, watch a video, or search for information, algorithms are makin...
The Psychology of Nostalgia in a Digital World
Nostalgia, once triggered by the scent of old books or the crackle of a radio, now arrives t...
Can Boredom Be a Superpower?
Boredom has a bad reputation. It is something we rush to eliminate the moment it appears, filling ev...
Why Gen Z Redefines Success Differently Than Previous Generations
For decades, success followed a familiar script: a stable career, steady income growth, home...
The Hidden Environmental Cost of “Free” Apps
“Free” apps are everywhere. Social media platforms, streaming services, navigation tools...
What Schools Don’t Teach About Learning Itself
Schools are designed to teach subjects—math, science, history, language—but rarely do th...
The Rise of Micro-Communities on the Internet
In the early days of the internet, the goal was connection on a massive scale. Public forums, open s...
Why Minimalism Looks Different in the Age of Digital Hoarding
Minimalism has long been associated with decluttering physical spaces—sparse furniture, tidy r...
The Ethics of AI Companions
Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to spreadsheets, search engines, or self-drivi...
Is Productivity Culture Making Us Less Human?
In recent years, being productive has become a moral imperative. Social media celebrates early riser...