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We inhabit a constant tyranny of choice, the trust-collapsing plenitude a contemporary psychologist calls ‘the claustrophobia ...

Iranian “numbers stations” broadcasting to nearby countries have reportedly started sending encrypted messages made up of ...

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The military campaign that Israel and the United States launched last Saturday against Iran may be a joint operation. But the two countries’ experiences of the war—and its leaders’ strategic ...

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Simple words like 'yes' and 'no' hold immense power. Pythagoras taught that these choices demand responsibility and reflection. Saying 'yes' commits us, while 'no' protects our boundaries. In today's ...

We report deaths in this newspaper all the time. All kinds of deaths, in all kinds of ways and manners, common and famous people alike. We are used to recording mortalities, summed up in so many words ...

Emotional valence influences word processing, and this effect is modulated by word concreteness, but findings remain inconsistent in L2 contexts—especially among Chinese-English learners. (1) The ...