From the employee who attends us to the taxi driver who takes us to our destination, the neighbors, friends or family, it is not necessary to have a …
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The 3 types of arrogance, according to science
Throughout history, arrogance has taken many forms. The battle of Thermopylae is one of the most recurring examples since the powerful King Xerxes I …
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Meformer or Informer: What kind of person are you on social networks?
We are different, we have different values, goals and interests, which shines through our way of communicating, also in social networks. In fact, we …
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Under pressure, people tell us what we want to hear
Under pressure, the best and worst of each of us can come out. When we are under pressure we can lose our nerves and fall overwhelmed under the weight …
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Escapism: The art of creating problems by running away from problems
Today's life is a stressful adventure, an increasingly accelerated journey to nowhere that often ends up overflowing us. To deal with everyday …
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Self-destructive adaptation: The dangerous tendency to “normalize” what harms us
Who, in his right mind, could accept something that hurts him? It would be normal to escape from what hurts us. And yet, defying common sense, many …
Stirner’s advice: That the habit of renunciation does not freeze the burning of desire
“Today, the habit to renunciation freezes the ardor of desires,” wrote the philosopher Max Stirner noting how our tendency to resign ourselves to …