Author: Scotty Hendricks / Source: Big Think Lifeguards and rescue workers help a migrant woman to shore in Greece. Are they acting out of concern for her, or veiled self-interest? (BULENT KILIC/AFP/Getty Images) We often look up to selfless individuals as paragons of virtue. We remember those

Via GEFIRA, The ‘Free World’ has taken on where the Soviet scientists and psychiatrists left off. German and American scientists of renowned Universities in Bonn and Lübeck do research on treatment for politically undesirable behaviour like their Soviet colleagues from the infamous Serbsky

Today’s guest blogger will share with us valuable insights related with helping fellow human beings. “The joy in helping others is the biggest achievement in life. This is because you will boost your self-respect and you will feel satisfied because of giving. You should always remember the quote

By Jack Day Flying is kind of a drag. Sure it is better than the alternatives, but it can be a headache when things don’t go as planned. Especially when you have an international flight to survive. Any little delay can feel like an eternity and by the time you reach your destination you feel […]

By Richard K. Noots Biases of all kinds exist in our normal brain activity without us even realizing it. Ever tell a story and specify someone’s race or creed when it wasn’t necessary? Probably, we all have done it. However, that’s not that bad part. The bad part is if you don’t do anything about