Why Generation Z Should Give Religion a Second Chance
If our generation looked more closely at religious communities—inclusive, loving ones—we might be surprised by the care that we'd find there, no strings attached.
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A Brainy New Way of Looking at Friendship
New research finds the brains of close friends tend to respond to stimuli in very similar ways.
How Friends Make Us Happy on Facebook
Surprise: The more engaged and supportive our friends are, the better we feel. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Chris…
The Beauty of Joe Biden and Barack Obama’s Bromance
A reminder that public servants are, in fact, still human beings.
My Peers Prefer That Painting? Oh Yeah, Me Too
Art appreciation isn’t necessarily a matter of individual taste. By Tom Jacobs (Photo: Oli Scarff/Getty Images) Most of…
Make More Friends, Feel Less Pain
Oxford University researchers find a link between tolerance of pain and the size of one’s social network. By…
The Perks of Being a Virtual Social Butterfly
Facebook makes us sad and Twitter is bad for our relationships, we’ve been told, but are these apps actually changing how humans communicate?
The Thing About Falling
How an unexpected stay on a living room couch served as a reminder of the kindness in people.
The Art of Loving and Losing Female Friends
Friendship is not a pale imitation of sexual romance. It is a romance unto itself.