A playful, brain-savvy stroll through red balloons, evolutionary alarms, and the sticky grin of Pennywise.
Bong Joon‐ho’s clone‐comedy asks how many times a man can die before his meaning does.
Exploring how isolation, fear, and exhaustion can trick the brain into believing falsehoods.
Exploring Landor’s chilling insight—“it takes away a man’s will, fences him with rules, and deprives him of reason”—and the psychological power behind a uniform.
How Forced Violence Clashes with an Intact Moral Compass in Beasts of No Nation
Exploring Neuroscience, Psychology, and Evolution through Lorcan Finnegan’s Surreal Suburbia
A Closer Look at Inner Turmoil, Quiet Resilience, and the Power of Empathy
What an Ice Age survival story teaches us about co-evolution, trust, and companionship
Survival, Scarcity, and Learned Helplessness.How fighting for survival can keep us trapped psychologically
How Rian Johnson’s Social Satire Reveals the Dangerous Comfort of Following the “Genius” in the Room
How Newton Knight’s View on Slavery Transformed in the Face of Humanity
Meaning in a Grandmother’s Kitchen
