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Are you a time optimist? Why some people are perennially late – and how to be more punctual

While timekeepers naturally arrive early, time optimists set off with the assumption the lights will be green and the roads will be empty, getting ever more anxious as the minutes tick away. The good news? Change is possible

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Anthony Stevens obituary

Analyst and psychiatrist who proposed a science of human nature that embraced psychology, anthropology and medicine

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The sleep secret: how lucid dreams can make us fitter, more creative and less anxious

Freud described dreams as windows into our repressed desires. Today, researchers are using them to boost athletic performance and help veterans with PTSD, unlocking huge benefits for us all

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Jung-haters dismiss his work because they fear what they don’t understand

Letters: Gill Coombs and Ben Whitmore respond to Zoe Williams’ article on Carl Jung and how much her father loathed him

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My late father hated Carl Jung. Should I shun him for ever too?

I have started listening to a Jungian podcast full of fascinating conversations and dream analysis. But I can hear my dad turning in his grave, writes Zoe Williams

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Coline Covington obituary

Other lives: Psychoanalyst and author whose work explored big themes such as identity and patriotism

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Oppenheimer’s women: the true story of the brilliant, complicated female figures behind the famed physicist

In ‘Oppenheimer’, Christopher Nolan’s new film about the inventor of the atomic bomb, Florence Pugh is the messy mistress Jean Tatlock, Emily Blunt the alcoholic wife. Annabel Nugent talks to historians and discovers the women’s true story to be worthy of a three-hour film of its own

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Inside the war tearing psychoanalysis apart: ‘The most hatred I have ever witnessed’

A professor was accused of antisemitism. The controversy has exploded into a bigger, messier debate about the future of psychology itself

The Guardian - US

Every David Cronenberg movie, ranked

From Naked Lunch to The Fly, Gamesradar+ ranks all 22 movies

Total Film

Will A.I. go rogue like Waluigi from Mario Bros., or become the personal assistant that Bill Gates says will make us all rich?

The “Waluigi effect” personifies our fear about A.I. turning evil, but there is another way. We are at a crossroads already.

Fortune

BEEF Ending Explained: What Happened And What It All Means

BEEF's ending allows the two lead characters to chill for a moment and really get to understand each other. It's beautiful. Let's discuss this.

Cinemablend

Phannapast Taychamaythakool gets personal with her latest solo show 'The Endless Swimming Pool'

Phannapast "Yoon" Taychamaythakool has unveiled her latest solo exhibition, "The Endless Swimming Pool", which is on display March 19 at River City Bangkok’s Photographers' Gallery.

Bangkok Post

Off the Mersey beat: a tour of Liverpool’s unsung cultural treasures

A magical mystery tour of the city reveals brilliant art, architecture and stories – with only minimal Fab Four interludes

The Guardian - UK

‘One billionaire at a time’: inside the Swiss clinics where the super-rich go for rehab

The long read: For the ultra-wealthy and the super-famous, regular therapy won’t do

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‘I want to destroy whatever I want’: Bing’s AI chatbot unsettles US reporter

NYT correspondent’s conversation with Microsoft’s search engine leads to bizarre philosophical conversations that highlight the sense of speaking to a human

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Remembering the fame and notoriety of the extraordinary ladies of Llangollen

Letters: Their relationship was a template for centuries of blissful and monogamous same-sex partnerships, writes Philip Harland. Also letters from Monica Kendall and John Sears

The Conversation

What is a goblin?

The 2022 word of the year from the folks at the Oxford English Dictionary is “goblin mode”. Voted by the public and coming in at 93%, “goblin mode” – a phrase, rather than a word, to be precise – expresses a state of being or mindset.

Los Angeles Times

Strange coincidences: Are they fluke events or acts of God?

In February 1973, Dr. Bernard Beitman found himself hunched over a kitchen sink in an old Victorian house in San Francisco, choking uncontrollably. He wasn't eating or drinking so there was nothing to cough up, and yet for several minutes he couldn't catch his breath or swallow.

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Elon Musk's 'Dune' misquote reveals a deep misunderstanding of Frank Herbert

Why did Elon Musk misattribute a Jung quote to 'Dune.' Probably because Musk doesn't get 'Dune.'

Liverpool Echo

Hidden sights you may miss when walking around Liverpool city centre

You may not have noticed these sightings before

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: James Harden gives $14 million reasons to give him the benefit of the doubt

PHILADELPHIA — The most powerful human emotion is not love or anger or jealousy but shame. That might sound like a bold declaration, but think about the acts committed in its name and you should begin to see its unique ability to both inspire and destroy. Carl Jung’s description of…

Liverpool Echo

First look at new 'Pool of Life' mural in famous Liverpool street

Legendary street artist Smug has created the vast mural near the Cavern Quarter

The Guardian - US

We parents are grinding our teeth so much lately that dentists have noticed. Why?

The ‘huge grinding uptick’ is about Covid stress – but also, I suspect, the specific stress of parenting during a pandemic

The Guardian - UK

From Loch Ness to the Essex Serpent, why are humans so keen to invent sea monsters?

As Sarah Perry’s novel becomes a TV drama, the human need to escape reality with a shiver of fear remains as strong as ever

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