Without consistent nurturance from her mother, a daughter can grow to adulthood with discontent. Can a close other detect the pattern and assist in her healing?
By now you probably know that Apple and the FBI are fighting over whether the computer company should create software that could bypass encryption on an iPhone. What you might not know is why this matters to you — to everyone. Dave Troy explains.
Can you guess how well someone fights just by looking at his face? Psychologist Ben Ambridge uses quizzes, puzzles and experiments to help improve our understanding of psychology. Here, he shares three of his favorites.
17 public school teachers working in locations from Kildare to Kathmandu, Johannesburg to Oslo, tell us what they earned last month, and give us a sense of how they spent their salaries. Their responses show that it really doesn’t matter where you are — certain worries and goals are universal.
Copenhagener Ole Kassow launched a program to help elderly Danes get back on bicycles. Now volunteer pilots in 29 countries are taking their passengers on the road.
Silence, often underestimated, holds tremendous power within relationships. Explore how it conceals conflicts and tensions, and discover how to deal with its complexities.
British designer and architect Thomas Heatherwick describes how to bring a human scale and whimsical sensibility to urban life, to create a fabulous future fit for us all.
David Li is the founder of Shanghai-based hackerspace XinCheJian. He shares his take on life and work in the fast-paced Chinese city with Alex Gallafent.