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Fear of Missing Out

Have you ever spent your days scrolling through social media, seeing your friends’ posts and wondering what you are missing, thinking...

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Daria Cristina Militaru

Mar 29, 20242 min read

Turning setbacks into comebacks

In a world of unpredictability, something emerges as one of our saviors, the human psyche's hero of sorts—resilience. That instinctive...

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Success of astonishing work or astonishing looks?

Radu Aronovici

Mar 29, 20243 min read

Success of astonishing work or astonishing looks?

We all heard the phrase “Be either smart or handsome and you’ll succeed in life” but is it always applicable? Most definitely yes, and...

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Unlocking the Cognitive Benefits: Exploring the Multifaceted Advantages of Learning a New Language

Daria Tangerica

Mar 29, 20243 min read

Unlocking the Cognitive Benefits: Exploring the Multifaceted Advantages of Learning a New Language

Have you ever heard someone say that learning a new language is like fitness training for the brain? Or have you ever thought of other...

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Iarina Sebea

Mar 29, 20243 min read

Perfectionism: virtue or obstacle?

It has come to the convention that perfectionism does not exist, yet this doesn’t restrain us from striving to reach it. On one hand, it...

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Tamara Raz

Mar 28, 20242 min read

The psychology of colors

What makes us “feel” when we see colors? Why do we see some cities as “depressing” by just looking at them? Why are children’s shows so...

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Dark psychology: SO what about manipulation?

Andreea-Raluca Bratu

Mar 28, 20242 min read

Dark psychology: SO what about manipulation?

Manipulation has been out for some many years and has been used in such different forms that it's hard to tell when the line had been...

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The “sad girl aesthetic”: romanticizing mental illness

Anghel Sabina

Mar 28, 20242 min read

The “sad girl aesthetic”: romanticizing mental illness

Melancholic imagery, captions that romanticize pain and despair, tear-streaked faces. These are just some of the features of the “sad...

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You are not lazy, you are just burned out

Maria Anghel

Mar 28, 20242 min read

You are not lazy, you are just burned out

Imagine a candle that burns in the middle of a very busy office. People are constantly running errands, tossing endless amounts of...

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Nazare Delia Gabriela

Mar 27, 20243 min read

Bald tail, bold heart

Small hearts beat the same I remember one evening, before sunset, when I was a kid, my mother and I were walking parallel to my school...

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Dumitrascu Erika Maria

Mar 27, 20242 min read

A brief guide to finding dark holes

The first thing we need to understand to identify a black hole is that black holes aren't holes. They're huge concentrations of matter...

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Antimatter: a mystery hidden in our universe

Procopie Mihaela Denisa

Mar 27, 20243 min read

Antimatter: a mystery hidden in our universe

Imagine that you walk down the street and see a person who looks exactly like you. It’s your twin made out of antimatter. Do you shake...

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The Limited and Paradoxical Nature of Time Travel

Jiho Lee

Mar 27, 20243 min read

The Limited and Paradoxical Nature of Time Travel

“If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you’re gonna see some serious s***.” – Dr Emmet Brown from Back...

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Eduard Zippenfenig

Mar 27, 20243 min read

Bending Light

The interplay between light and the myriad objects it encounters forms the essence of our visual experiences, shaping the world as we...

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Unveiling the Amygdala: The Heart of Human Emotion

Maria Groparu

Mar 24, 20242 min read

Unveiling the Amygdala: The Heart of Human Emotion

Nestled deep within the intricate folds of the human brain lies a curious structure – the amygdala. Often described as the emotional...

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Cloning: the future or the end of mankind?

Ana Barbu

Mar 24, 20242 min read

Cloning: the future or the end of mankind?

Cloning is a scientific process which involves creating an exact genetic replica of an organism, usually a plant, animal or cell. This...

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Emma Catanescu

Mar 24, 20243 min read

Fried food and early bloomers

The majority of oils being used by fast food companies is vegetable oil, often used due to its high burning point allowing it to be used...

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Stefan Darius Daravoina

Mar 24, 20243 min read

Macronutrients: what’s inside our food?

With today’s rising, yet right-minded trends of concern and responsibility regarding the food which we put in our bodies, we see more and...

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Ioana Vimard

Mar 24, 20243 min read