Why Do We Love Sports?

Sports cater to multiple psychological and physiological deep-set needs. In this they are unique: no other activity responds as do sports to so many dimensions of one’s person, both emotional, and physical.

Why Do We Love Pets?

There is no denying that most people want their pets and love them. They are attached to them and experience grief and bereavement when they die, depart, or are sick.

Tips on Dating and Online Dating

Online dating is a great tool for people who, for various reasons, have limited access to other dating options or venues where you can date “real” people face-to-face, instead of mere avatars.

Strong Men and Political Theatres – The “Being There” Syndrome

Given a high enough level of frustration, triggered by recurrent, endemic, and systemic failures in all spheres of policy, even the most resilient democracy develops a predilection to “strong men”, leaders whose self-confidence, sangfroid, and apparent omniscience all but “guarantee” a change of course for the better.

The Role of Governments in Global Crises

In most countries of the world, there is no entrepreneurial and thriving private sector and the economy is at the mercy of external shocks and fickle business cycles.

Men and Women – The Qualities We Seek

Soaring divorce rates and the rise of single parenthood prove that men are not good at recognizing the qualities they seek in women.

Lucid Dreams

“… MIND: Mind, Identity, Neural, and Dreaming Police” – Said Jack.

The Decline of Text and the Re-emergence of the Visual

A picture is worth 1000 words. But, words have succeeded pictograms and ideograms and hieroglyphs for good reasons.