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Sanda Watt, „Despre naștere între feminism și jurnalism”9 comments

igormocanu wrote 2 weeks ago: - răspuns la polemica dintre Vlad Mixich și Andreea Molocea – Naștere nemedicalizată într-o clinică … more →

Tags: Politics, parenting politics, 2012, 30 aprilie 2013, Alexandra Dincă, Andreea Molocea, Naste cum simti, Bucuresti, Centrul pentru Jurnalism Independent

Welcome to the global social economy3 comments

pandodailyguest wrote 2 months ago: Last year I stayed a week in the Papua New Guinea rainforest in a village of indigenous subsistence … more →

Tags: Tech, pandodaily, social economy

The Lie that Prosecuting Bank Fraud Will Destabilize the Economy Is What Is REALLY Destroying the Economy..... 1 comment

austbe wrote 4 months ago: Failing to Prosecute White Collar Crime Guarantees a Weak and Unstable Economy … and Future Financia … more →

Tags: Bankster News, Government, united states, Loma Linda University Medical Center, Joseph Stiglitz, George Akerlof, Claremont GraduateUniversity, White collar crime, prosecutor

Paul Zak: Trust, morality -- and oxytocin?1 comment

Lugen Family Office wrote 5 months ago: Paul Zak: Trust, morality — and oxytocin? What drives our desire to behave morally? Neuroecono … more →

Tags: Neuroscience, psychology resources, Trust, Life Mastery Resources, Mind & Body, Claremont Graduate University, Women, Southern California, Paul Zak

Hug it Out

bodychangetrainers wrote 5 months ago: I’m sorry. Outside of my recipe posts I’ve been kind of slacking on informational and mo … more →

Tags: Weight loss, Longevity, Body/Spiritual, Physiology, happiness, health, Yoga, Holidays, oxytocin

The Crying Game: Why movies move us8 comments

amercad9 wrote 5 months ago: No! Champ! No! Champ. Is he out? Is he out? What’s the matter, Champ? Champ, wake up! Wake up! … more →

Tags: Movies, champ, barbra streisand, Robert Redford, film, Claremont Graduate University, Steve Winn, San Francisco Chronicle, Reese Witherspoon

Monday's Link Roundup.

Dan Curtis wrote 7 months ago: Happy Thanksgiving to all my Canadian compatriots! In this Monday’s Link Roundup, be sure to c … more →

Tags: Monday's Link Roundup, 19th & 20th century women's veils, Banished Words, Biographical Poems, clutter, Compact Disc, Digital Organization, DVD, E-BOOK

Movie Column: Crying at movies and why do we do it?4 comments

Christel wrote 8 months ago: A couple of years ago I always felt like I was a tough girl, because I never cried at watching movie … more →

Tags: Column, why do we cry at movies, crying during movies, Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, The Fox and the Hound, Crying, Tom Lutz, Crying: The Natural and Cultural History of Tears, Mary Beth Oliver

Have you been hugged today? free hugs for everyone..4 comments

binky wrote 8 months ago:   Health benefits of HUG Hugging is a powerful way to get rid of stress and to connect with peo … more →

Tags: Family, Love, life 2, Attitude, health, Psychology, Stress Hormone, hug, oxytocin

Smart drugs to 'moral enhancement': a chemical approach to transhumanism1 comment

Ralph Turchiano wrote 8 months ago: By Olivia Solon 06 September 12 Steroids. Ritalin. Modafinil. Prozac. EPO. These are just a selectio … more →

Tags: All posts, Pharmaceutical - Medical Devices, societal, Behavior Modification, Control, Inhibiting Self Determination, condescending, technology, Hmmm.., Transhuman, Alzheimer

Build Good Social Relation3 comments

dranilj1 wrote 9 months ago: I Trust You. Concept of Trust. The concept of trust is in many ways the connective tissue of society … more →

Tags: Social, Science and Universe, united states, Paul Zak, zak, Claremont Graduate University, Pew Research Center, Zak's Buses, Economic Development

Healing power of Love1 comment

darcydee wrote 9 months ago:   The Flight of Apollo (Photo credit: Sprengben [why not get a friend])  Healing power of … more →

Tags: Relationship Advice, Alternative, Arts, Counseling Services, Darcy Dee Drogorub, Dating, eating chocolate, Emotion, Energy Healing

Truthful Excellence of the Moral Molecule

dranilj1 wrote 9 months ago: Love Molecule Picture a molecule that holds the virtues that fasten societies together.  Imagine tha … more →

Tags: Science, Science, health, Medicine, Mental Health, Oliver Burkeman, Hormone, mount sinai school of medicine, Sue Carter

*facepalm

Jani wrote 9 months ago: This guy (Paul Zak of TED) will tell you all about why my last post is probably wrong. Why would we … more →

Tags: Science, TED Conference

Oxytocin gets the Yong treatment1 comment

AmasianV wrote 10 months ago: *This was originally intended for last week’s Worldwide Wednesday post (7.18.12), but then I g … more →

Tags: In The News and Media, Worldwide Wednesdays, oxytocin, Ed Yong, Hormone, TED Conference, Neurocritic, moral molecule, Trust

Hugging Ethically

arthurdobrin wrote 10 months ago:   Spacefilling model of oxytocin. Created using ACD/ChemSketch 8.0, ACD/3D Viewer and The GIMP. … more →

Tags: ethics, Morality, Social commentary, Aristotle, oxytocin, Claremont Graduate University, Confucius, zak, Paul Zak

What Makes Men Fall in Love

darcydee wrote 10 months ago:   Tasting Plank II (Photo credit: cizauskas)   Bride and groom skydiving into their weddin … more →

Tags: Relationship Advice, Cosmopolitan, Alan Hirsch, oxytocin, The Desire, personal grooming, Hormone, Relationships, Romance

Is Life a Zero Sum Game?

J. Lowe wrote 10 months ago: Of course not, but this is nonetheless the assumption made by those (like Martin van Creveld) who wo … more →

Tags: Misc, Books, America's Got Talent, Sports, Science, bill maher, Syria, James Carville

Vindication At Last!

truefinds wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been called a fool more than once.  I’m okay with that for the most part.  My belie … more →

Tags: Estate sale, estate sales, Business, Trust, oxytocin, Science, Wall Street Journal, trustworthiness, Romance


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