Topic

Psychology & Human Behavior

A collection of 37 issues

Distraction : Humanity’s Eternal Quest to Escape the Abyss

Distraction as the Heartbeat of Human Life Humanity has always been, and perhaps will always be, engaged in some form of distraction. From the dawn of civilization to our hyper-connected digital age, we have filled our lives with activities, pursuits, and technologies designed to divert our attention. But why? What

When we Fails to See Life as a Journey

Life as a Destination-Oriented Race Humanity has, for millennia, struggled with understanding life not as a set of fixed points but as a journey of continuous transformation. We chase goals, accumulate material, and aspire to become “something” rather than embrace the fluidity of existence. The notion of life as a

Narcissism as a Function of Evolution : Preserving the Physiochemical Identity

In the intricate web of human existence, narcissism stands as one of the more complex and often maligned psychological traits. From classical mythology to modern-day clinical psychology, narcissism has been viewed through a variety of lenses, often seen as a toxic self-absorption. However, when scrutinized under the paradigm of evolutionary

Embracing the Fire : A Journey into Intellectual Isolation, Madness, and Redemption

In Elias Canetti’s Auto-da-Fé, we meet Peter Kien, a towering figure of erudition, a man so deeply entrenched in his world of books that the outside world becomes little more than a nuisance, a noisy disruption to his intellectual paradise. His sprawling library — his sanctuary — sustains him, comforts him,