A look at the recent research pulling at the edges of the affect-as-information model — when does how you feel actually tell you something about the world, and when is it a misleading internal signal?
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Anna Gotlib on why romanticising your own life is philosophically dubious, setting up toxic narratives, and an inability to truly love — the cost of living inside your own story.
The great English playwright and social philosopher George Bernard Shaw once remarked that all professions are conspiracies against the common folk. He meant that those who belong to elite trades - physicians, lawyers, teachers, and scientists - protect their special status by creating vocabularies that are incomprehensible to the general public.