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Fascism's attraction arises from universal psychological dynamics, rooted in trauma and negative emotions within the human psyche.
Is Human Nature Good or Evil?
The debate on human nature influences interpersonal interactions, with humanistic psychology promoting empathy and compassion as core elements of human behavior.
What Harry Styles Fans Taught Me About Happiness
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We each have a Nazi in us. We need to understand the psychological roots of authoritarianism | Gabor Mate
Fascism's attraction arises from universal psychological dynamics, rooted in trauma and negative emotions within the human psyche.
Is Human Nature Good or Evil?
The debate on human nature influences interpersonal interactions, with humanistic psychology promoting empathy and compassion as core elements of human behavior.
What Harry Styles Fans Taught Me About Happiness
The quest for profound happiness is essential yet challenging for adults, as we often miss carefree, significant moments.
Nat Geo's 'The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth' examines notorious study
The series provides a new perspective on the Stanford Prison Experiment through firsthand accounts, examining its implications on human behavior and authority.
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The Reason You Struggle With Accountability - and How to Master It | Entrepreneur
A thriving business requires strategic balance and accountability for success.
Jean-Pierre Jeunet Isn't Anything Like Amelie, but He's Trying | Interviews | Roger Ebert
The director wanted to create a feel-good movie with 'Amélie,' aiming for positivity despite mixed reactions.
The director, despite admitting to being pessimistic, believes that every human being has something good at heart.