At first glance, it might seem surprising. Aren’t men usually the ones thought to form strong groups—sports teams, frats, online clans?
The study “Gender Differences in Automatic In-Group Bias: Why Do Women Like Women More Than Men Like Men?” explores a fascinating psychological asymmetry:
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It’s strange how confidently people claim that male pattern baldness is all about testosterone or DHT. The term itself—“male pattern baldness”—has boxed the conversation into a narrow and misleading narrative. For one, the condition isn’t even exclusive to men. A striking number of older women—more than half, according to some studies—develop similar patterns of hair thinning and loss.
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In a world inundated with anti-aging products, youthful beauty trends, and social media influencers celebrating the virtues of “staying young,” it’s impossible to ignore society’s obsession with youth. This fixation, deeply embedded in culture and biology, raises questions about its origins, its impact on self-image, and its broader implications for how we live.
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People’s gym motivations often evolve over time, as they may start for one reason (e.g., weight loss) and find additional benefits (e.g., mental clarity or social connections) that keep them coming back. But the gym itself—and the culture surrounding it—has also undergone a striking evolution.
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Have you ever found yourself wondering why time seems to rush by faster as you grow older? And yet, every so often, there’s a rare moment where it feels like time flows more slowly, reminiscent of how you once experienced it—but only for a short while.
