Why Do Some Arguments Change Our Minds While Others Don’t?
This transcript explores how beliefs, trusted sources, and values influence our opinions. It discusses why some arguments can change our minds while others reinforce our views, highlighting the importance of understanding different perspectives and engaging in dialogue to find common...
How Does the Time of Day Affect Judges’ Decisions?
In a study, researchers found that judges were more likely to grant parole in the morning due to decision fatigue. This cognitive exhaustion affects choices in high-stakes environments, highlighting the need to manage daily decisions to avoid mental strain and...
Do you feel angry?
This exploration delves into the complexities of anger, examining philosophical perspectives from Aristotle to the Stoics. It highlights the importance of understanding when anger is justified and how it can drive positive change, while also cautioning against its destructive potential...
Are you selfish?
The question of whether humans are fundamentally selfish has long been a topic of philosophical debate. While the notion that we act solely out of self-interest is considered extreme and is rarely supported by philosophers, many do concur that a...