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 Cognitive biases and brain biology help explain why facts don’t change minds
theconversation.com · Keith M. Bellizzi
People form opinions based on emotions, such as fear, contempt and anger, rather than relying on facts.
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 Bump or monkeypox, cough or COVID-19: Am I really sick?
USA TODAY · Angie Orellana Hernandez
In the age of COVID-19, and now monkeypox, experts have seen a rise in people experiencing anxious feelings about their health.
 At 75, India’s democracy is under pressure like never before
Associated Press · Sheikh Saaliq
There’s a growing sentiment that the world’s largest democracy is in retreat and its democratic foundations are floundering.
 VR could completely transform mental health — if we’re ready
The Daily Beast · Maddie Bender
For many, virtual reality might provide sorely needed mental health relief.
 MVP. Mama. Mortician. And More.
Sports Illustrated · Ben Pickman
As Sylvia Fowles nears retirement, she and some of those closest to her look back on a legendary WNBA career on and off the court.
 Magnet fishing got people hooked, but green tech threatens its future
NPR · Fernando Alfonso III
The hobby involves people throwing powerful magnets into waterways in search of treasure and trash.
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 How to save your lawn during water restrictions and drought
familyhandyman.com · Karuna Eberl
From skipping the fertilizer to sharpening your mower blades, here’s how to help your lawn survive when water is scarce.
 How to raise a strong kid (but not a selfish bully)
Fatherly · Lizzy Francis
How can a parent help their kid be self-assured, strong physically and mentally, and have a strong sense of self?
 City tells New Yorkers: Don’t panic about ‘splooting’ squirrels
Guardian US · Matthew Cantor
Yes, it’s a real word. Here’s the science (and etymology) behind it.
 Take a global tour of the world’s best frozen treats
CNN · Shivani Vora
As the summer heat builds, we couldn’t help but wonder: Is there anybody in the world who doesn’t love ice cream?
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