Tag: human behavior
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Introduction: A Study in Self-Deception
You know that person who says “I don’t have a type” with the confidence of someone who has absolutely figured life out? They have a type. It is, without exception, the most specific, most chaotic, most emotionally unavailable type possible. And they will repeat it across every single relationship with the precision of a scientist…
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The Bystander Effect: Why Humans Are Wired to Watch and Do Nothing

Let me tell you something deeply uncomfortable about human beings. We are social creatures. We evolved in groups. We survived because we looked out for each other. We built civilizations, wrote poetry about love, and cry at puppy videos. And yet — put enough of us in a room, and we will watch someone suffer…
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The Kind of Evil That Doesn’t Look Like Evil: The Case of Jeffrey Dahmer

There are crimes that shock you. And then there are crimes that make you uncomfortable in a quieter, more unsettling way—because they don’t look like what you thought evil would look like. This is about Jeffrey Dahmer. Not in a sensational, dramatic way.But in a way that forces you to sit with what actually happened.…
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Things I Love to Discuss: Psychology, Crime, Beauty & Corporate Life

What topics do you like to discuss? Things I Love to Discuss There are people who can talk about anything. And then there are people who only want to talk about things that actually mean something. I fall into the second category. I don’t like conversations that exist just to fill silence. I like conversations…
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Why Stupid People Sound So Confident (Dunning–Kruger Effect)

Confidence vs Blatant Blindness What’s the difference between confidence and blatant blindness? Let me explain. You know that moment when someone gives you advice on something they clearly have no business speaking on? Not “working on it.” Not “improving.”Just… completely disconnected from what they’re preaching. And still talking like they’re certified. For example— Someone who…
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Never Trust a Writer: How to Turn Adversity Into Content

Think your bad days are just bad luck? Think again. As a writer, I turn every embarrassing moment, grievance, and encounter into a story. Discover why you should never trust a writer, and how you can reclaim control by mastering your own narrative. You should never trust a writer. I say this with the maximum…
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The Burari Diaries: A Production Gone Wrong | Shreyalogy

The Burari Deaths: A Psychological Breakdown & Analysis This story is pure horror for normal people. It’s not the worst thing we as humans have seen, but most definitely one of the most bizarre cases when we think of the why, and not the how. Imagine, one morning you walk into your friend’s house and…
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Luis Garavito Case: The Man Who Wasn’t Just a Monster — A System Failure

Let’s get one thing straight. I have a type. I like learning about crimes and I absolutely love serial killer stories because there’s absolutely no explanation for them. Not from science, and definitely not from God. Serial killers really just walk in and destroy the world’s biggest belief systems by simply existing. And for this…
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Babies Are the Ultimate Marketing Geniuses — Here’s Why

Babies Have the Best Brand Marcomms Team in the World Let’s be honest—no brand, no agency, no billion-dollar marketing campaign has ever achieved what babies achieve effortlessly. Babies don’t market.Babies don’t sell.Babies don’t even know what a “target audience” is. And yet, they have a 100% emotional conversion rate. This isn’t luck. This is elite-level…
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Office Personalities We All Secretly Categorize
Office Personalities We All Secretly Categorize There’s something I realized very early into corporate life. Offices don’t run on hierarchies. They run on personalities. Job titles may define reporting structures — but human behavior defines workplace ecosystems. And whether people admit it or not… everyone categorizes their colleagues. Silently. Automatically. You don’t even decide to…
