The Psychology of Progress
Adam OmaryThe Psychology of Progress: Nature, Nurture, & Human Flourishing. New articles and musings on human nature and human progress based on readings, listenings, and original research.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | psychology.humanprogress.org |
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Valentine's Day Is Supposed To Be Wasteful
Many people roll their eyes at Valentine’s Day—the trite performative gestures, roses that wilt within days, the chocolates that appear in heart-shaped boxes for precisely one week of the year and then vanish as if love itself were seasonal...
The Psychology of an AI Utopia
Last week, world leaders met in Davos, Switzerland, for the annual World Economic Forum conference. Nowadays, foremost among the world’s most powerful people are the CEOs and founders of AI companies, including Elon Musk (xAI, Grok), Demis ...
Your Brain on New Year’s Resolutions
Like most people, I have successfully managed some New Year’s resolutions, and failed to live up to others. This is both entirely normal and entirely strange.
The Psychology of Moral Progress
Human progress depends on some shared understanding of what “progress” actually means. That understanding is grounded in our moral psychology—how we think about morality and what we see as moral or immoral. For millennia, people have debate...
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