The Happiness Hypothesis by Jonathan Haidt [Book Summary – Review]
Have you for once really thought about what makes us happy? In the whole of human history, individuals have usually been pursuing happiness – it could be the olden Greeks, Buddha, or nowadays...
The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz [Book Summary – Review]
In nowaday’s rich community, we encounter on a daily basis an infinite set of decisions, starting from the fashion we choose to the food we eat at lunch break. It’s all about the decision...
The Art of Seduction by Robert Greene [Book Summary – Review]
The word “seduce” comes from seducere in Latin. It means ''to misguide someone in a wrongly-motivated direction.” All of us are essentially longing to be seduced, to be pulled out of our...
The Interpretation of Dreams by Sigmund Freud [Book Summary – Review]
Have you ever for once woken up from a dream with the sensation you’ve missed something important, such as a new understanding of your life? Skeptics might say no; however, they would be...
One of the oldest dualisms in Western thought is the mind and body. As a matter of fact, it dates back to the olden Greeks; therefore it’s not fair to pin the entire thing on René Descartes,...
From your skull shape to your foot size, your body’s physical features are essentially completely fixed from the beginning. Definitely, you can have plastic surgery or break one of your bones;...
