Maysara Kamal

Expectations are like a window frame through which we see the world. They determine how we perceive the present, how we remember the past, and how the future will play out.

The slow movement is a global cultural countercurrent to the fast pace of modern life.

The bystander effect is a psychosocial theory that explores how the presence of bystanders mitigates our willingness to help.

Motivated reasoning is a cognitive bias that causes us to see the truth as we need it to be rather than as it actually is.

Friedrich Wilhelm Schelling was one of the key figures of German Idealism, who placed nature at the center of his work.

We uncover the fascinating secrets behind our timeless love for the color gold.

Multitasking is one of the most socially appraised skills, but is it even possible for our brains to multitask?

The canon of philosophy tends to eclipse some of the world’s best thinkers, including Norwegian existential philosopher Peter Wessel Zapffe.