Disentangling Our Nervous States
A heightened state of anxiety seems to be the norm. But have feelings really taken over the world? Is it enough to just calm down?
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A heightened state of anxiety seems to be the norm. But have feelings really taken over the world? Is it enough to just calm down?
It seems not only that everyone is in pain, but that there’s an underlying assumption that we shouldn’t be, creating an extra layer of suffering on top of the pain itself.
Cyberbullying is both hard to stop and hard to prevent. But there are things everyone — including a potential victim — can do to mitigate the risks and deal with the effects.
What can a deceptively simple mobile phone game tell us about individual liberty and social responsibility?
Email is so common that we almost start to forget about it. Or rather we would if it would stop dominating our time. Here are five reasons why your email may be out of control and what to do about it.
More and more parts of our lives are coming to resemble a 24-hour unlimited buffet. Unless we think through the consequences, we’re likely to wonder where all our time went.
Check out the signs and symptoms of digital addiction, and think about how you relate to your digital devices.
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