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Marvin Lee Minsky, an American cognitive and computer scientist who co-founded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's AI laboratory and wrote extensively about AI and philosophy, suggested as early as 1985 that “AI should possess emotions.” Today, emotional AI has evolved beyond academic boundaries, and para-social relationships have become normal. 
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AI & the Heart: How Machines Are Replacing Human Connection

April 22, 2025: In a world increasingly run by algorithms, it’s not just playlists or grocery orders—your feelings might be next.  From digital.

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Indian allopathic doctors will require a unique identification number (UID) to practice in the county, the National Medical Commission, a regulatory body for medical professionals, stated.
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Marriage or work: The unseen battle of female Indian doctors

Becoming a doctor is not just the pinnacle of an average Indian student’s academic dreams but also a platform that bridges the status.

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Being popular means being louder. An actor, musician, sportsperson or politician opening up about his or her mental health is better heard than an ordinary individual.
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Lone wolf fallacy: How sigma masculinity became internet’s toxic inside joke

Aparna S March 21, 2025: There was a time when online debates about masculinity revolved entirely around “alpha” versus “beta” males. Alphas were.

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In ancient Greece, King Midas wished for the golden touch, believing that unlimited wealth would bring him ultimate happiness. However, his dream quickly turned into a nightmare when his food—and even his beloved daughter—turned to gold.  Midas became trapped by his irrational desire, blinded by the allure of wealth without considering its consequences.
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Curbing the King Midas’ golden touch in you during modern times

By Aparna S March 4, 2025: In ancient Greece, King Midas wished for the golden touch, believing that unlimited wealth would bring him.

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In ancient Greece, King Midas wished for the golden touch, believing that unlimited wealth would bring him ultimate happiness. However, his dream quickly turned into a nightmare when his food—and even his beloved daughter—turned to gold. Midas became trapped by his irrational desire, blinded by the allure of wealth without considering its consequences.
Opinion

Chayamukhi: The Indian story of a mirror that reflects true human desire

Aparna S February 25, 2025: The human mind has always been a labyrinth of emotional complexities, constantly seeking meaning and connection amid the.

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broken heart love stories maybe eulogised but carry some difficult psychological traits
Opinion

Exploring the complexities of tragic characters in doomed love stories

By Aparna S February 17,  2025:Changampuzha Krishna Pillai’s “Ramanan” is a renowned Malayalam poem, often hailed as an anthem for those with broken.

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Sound therapy through singing bowl, it heals and brings peace
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Power of sound therapy: Enhancing wellness through vibrational healing

Alvina Miller February 14, 2025: Do you ever think about how sound can help heal the mind and body? Music listening therapy, one.

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The US’s medical research agency has discovered more than 3,000 new types of brain cells in different clusters of the organ that may help in the treatment of cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
Opinion

Decoding the murderous mind: The neuroscience behind killers

By Aparna S February 11, 2025: Criminal psychology delves into the shadows of human behavior to unravel why individuals commit heinous crimes like.

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About five children were born in the UK using a three-person in vitro fertilization procedure, to reduce the risk of mothers passing hereditary diseases to their babies, according to the county’s health regulator.
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Maternal bonding — the bedrock of human development

By Aparna S January 27, 2025: Maternal bonding is a fundamental medium of human interaction that shapes later development and personality functioning. The.

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Each individual's experiences, genetics, and environment create a unique mental health landscape. What may appear as a debilitating condition for one person could be manageable or even adaptive for another. For instance, introversion might be pathologized in an extroverted society despite being a valid personality trait.
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Boundaries between normal and abnormal are often thin and blurred

Each individual's experiences, genetics, and environment create a unique mental health landscape. What may appear as a debilitating condition for one person could.

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