Patent answers the great ‘over’ versus ‘under’ toilet paper debate
The correct way to hang the toilet paper roll has threatened relationships for over a century. Finally, we have the answer, but is it too late? Are we ready for double-ply peace?
There’s a link between poor gut health and depression
A group of Belgian researchers endeavoured to answer a simple question – does bad food enable depression, or is it the other way around?
Four lessons on empathy I learned from four complete strangers
Often we’re far too busy with our own problems to hear out those of strangers. Recently, I crossed this void and became a tourist in other people’s problems.
Mindfulness and the path less dawdled
While we might overthink the concept of mindfulness, the path to achieving it may be not be too different to the one we walk every day.
New year’s resolutions are a scam – but beating habits is easy
For most of us, the new year’s resolution is something we never achieve. However, through minor changes to your existing habits, success comes surprisingly easy.
Loneliness: A feeling so strong, we feel it even in a crowd
We, fundamentally, are beings wired for human connection, so much so that we all share the same feelings of loneliness in a crowd. Why? Well…