Experts warn of 'ChatGPT psychosis' from AI chatbots
Growing reports link AI chatbots to psychotic episodes and delusional behaviour. Learn about the risks and urgent calls for safeguarding measures.
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Time to Stop Worshipping the Liberal Arts
Jianyang Geng argues liberal arts institutions must embrace market reform. Critical thinking isn't their sole domain; STEM fields demand equal intellectual rigour. Discover why change is essential.
Secret skill your child needs for school success
Discover metacognition, the 'thinking about thinking' skill that boosts school achievement. Learn practical strategies for parents to help children become confident, independent learners.
Coroner: Australian extremists had shared delusion
A coroner finds three Australian Christian extremists who killed police officers suffered a shared delusional disorder, sparking calls for mental health gun checks. Read the full investigation.
Wieambilla Massacre: Coroner Rules on Delusional Disorder
Queensland coroner finds Wieambilla shooters had shared delusional disorder. Two police officers and neighbour murdered in horrific ambush. Read the full investigation findings.
Mum's 6 strict rules shaped academic success
A woman reveals how her mother's six strict childhood rules, once deemed 'unfair', forged her academic success and critical thinking skills. Discover the full story.
Francis Review: Rethinking Education for Uncertain Times
The landmark Francis curriculum review challenges traditional teaching methods and calls for an education system that prepares students for complexity, critical thinking, and rapid technological change in post-Brexit Britain.
Positive Thinking Slows Ageing, Research Reveals
Groundbreaking research reveals our emotional state directly impacts cellular ageing, with optimistic outlooks potentially adding healthier years to our lives.
The Silent Crisis: Stifling Free Thought Before Speech
In an era obsessed with policing language, we're facing a more fundamental threat: the erosion of our ability to think freely and critically before we even speak.
Stoicism's Warning: Don't Let AI Steal Your Critical Thinking
Ancient Stoic philosophy valued critical thinking as essential to human dignity. As artificial intelligence increasingly makes decisions for us, are we surrendering this fundamental human capacity to machines?
Critical Thinking Degrees: Never a Waste of Money
New research challenges the 'rip-off' narrative around university education, revealing how degrees that develop critical thinking skills provide lifelong value beyond mere job preparation.
Taylor Swift Stalker's Disturbing Shower Ritual Revealed
A delusional Taylor Swift fan has been arrested after developing an obsessive shower routine he believed would summon the pop superstar to his home, in one of the most unsettling stalking cases to emerge.
Woolworths worker's quick thinking saves customer in emergency
A Woolworths employee's heroic actions and rapid response averted potential disaster when a customer suffered a serious medical emergency in-store, showcasing remarkable presence of mind.
Build Your BS Detector: Spot Fake News
In today's digital landscape, false information spreads rapidly. Learn essential skills to distinguish facts from harmful fiction and protect yourself from digital deception.
The Hidden Danger of Positive Thinking Revealed
Discover why relentless optimism could be setting you up for failure, and how embracing humility creates space for genuine growth and resilience in our achievement-obsessed culture.
Trump Asked Ed Balls for State Banquet Invite, Name-Dropped Yvette Cooper
Ex-Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls reveals a stunning diplomatic revelation on BBC's Political Thinking podcast, disclosing that former President Donald Trump privately sought an invitation to a UK state banquet through him, specifically name-dropping MP Yvett
Folie à Deux: Understanding Shared Psychosis
An exploration of the rare psychiatric phenomenon, folie à deux, where a shared delusion binds two people. Discover the symptoms, causes, and real-life impact of this fascinating illness.
AI Psychosis: Chatbots May Fuel Delusional Thinking
Groundbreaking investigation reveals how AI chatbots may inadvertently fuel psychotic episodes and reinforce delusional beliefs. Leading psychiatrists and tech experts explain the alarming risks and call for immediate safeguards.
Richard Madeley's Shoplifting Hypocrisy Exposed
Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley faces a fierce backlash after making controversial comments on shoplifting, with critics branding him a 'hypocrite' given his own historic arrest for the same offence. The TV host's remarks on live television
Dragons' Den star calls entrepreneur 'delusional' in pitch
Social Chain mogul Steven Bartlett didn't hold back as he branded a hopeful entrepreneur 'delusional' during a tense Dragons' Den pitch, questioning the staggering £2 million valuation of a new social media app.
Why Not Joining In Could Be Your Secret Superpower
New research reveals that those who hesitate to join in aren't necessarily shy or antisocial - they may possess a powerful cognitive advantage that drives deeper thinking and innovation.
Deep Ecology Pioneer Joanna Macy Dies at 95
The world mourns the passing of Joanna Macy, PhD, the revolutionary scholar, author, and activist who reshaped our relationship with the planet through her profound 'Work That Reconnects'.
Beat apocalyptic anxiety with this foursome’s creative fix
Discover how a unique group is tackling apocalyptic anxiety with creativity and camaraderie, offering a fresh perspective on modern fears.
Australia's humanities degree crisis explained
Australian universities face growing pressure to defund humanities courses, risking the erosion of vital critical thinking skills. Experts warn of long-term consequences for society.
Optimists share unique brain patterns when envisioning future
New research shows that optimistic individuals share distinct brain activity patterns when envisioning future events, offering insights into the neuroscience of positivity.
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