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sari and • 133 cards

The most secure communities do not have the most police. They are the ones with the resources to meet people’s needs.

Astra Taylor • The Age of Insecurity: Coming Together as Things Fall Apart (The CBC Massey Lectures)

I do small actions day to day that keep me connected with other people. I didn’t used to. But then my research began to show people who do are happier, live longer and stay healthier. I started deliberately making dates with friends, going out to dinner with other guys. I have a Friday noon meeting every week with my friend and colleague Marc. And... See more

Amanda Schupak • 35 Simple Health Tips Experts Swear By

In fact, good relationships are significant enough that if we had to take all eighty-four years of the Harvard Study and boil it down to a single principle for living, one life investment that is supported by similar findings across a wide variety of other studies, it would be this: Good relationships keep us healthier and happier. Period. So if

Robert J. Waldinger • The Good Life: Lessons from the World's Longest Study on Happiness

How can we make sense of our lives, and hold people accountable for their choices, given the unconscious origins of our conscious minds?

Sam Harris • Free Will

As my thesis advisor, the anthropologist Michael Jackson,

Matt Bieber • Life in the Loop: Essays on OCD

psychology

anna rose • 1 card

Bill Tafoya, the special agent who served as our “futurist” at Quantico, advocated a minimum of a ten-year commitment of money and resources on the magnitude of what we sent into the Persian Gulf. He calls for a wide-scale reinstatement of Project Head Start, one of the most effective long-term, anticrime programs in history. He doesn’t think more

John E. Douglas, Mark Olshaker • Mindhunter

Psychology

Sophia Morrison • 2 cards