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Can’t Pick A Movie? Here’s Why You Spend 40 Minutes Scrolling Without Watching Anything (opens the original)
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You open Netflix, Prime Video or another streaming app, ready to relax. You check the trailer, read the description, look at the ratings and then move to another title. Suddenly, it has been 40 minutes and you still haven’t watched anything. With endless movies, shows and recommendations available at the tap of a screen, choosing what to watch can sometimes feel harder than actually watching it. Here are six reasons why. Having options sounds great, but too many choices can make things stressful
Why Does A Cancelled Plan Feel Like Relief? 6 Reasons You Feel Happier Staying In (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt a strange sense of relief when someone cancels plans? You may have been looking forward to meeting them, but the moment the plan is off, you feel lighter. Suddenly, there is no need to get ready, travel, make conversation, or worry about being somewhere on time. This feeling is often called “cancelled plan euphoria.” It does not necessarily mean you dislike your friends or want to avoid people. Sometimes, your mind and body simply need a break. Here are six reasons why staying
Ever Wonder Why Elevators Have Mirrors? Here’s The Real Reason (opens the original)
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Step into an elevator and chances are you'll see a mirror. Most of us use it without giving it much thought – perhaps to check our hair, adjust our clothes, or simply glance at ourselves before reaching the next floor. But elevator mirrors are not there just for appearance. They serve several practical and psychological purposes that can make a short elevator ride feel more comfortable. Here are five clever reasons why mirrors have become such a common feature in elevators. Waiting inside an ele
Hitting Snooze Again? Here’s Why Multiple Alarms May Leave You More Tired (opens the original)
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For many people, mornings begin with the sound of an alarm. Then comes another one. And another. You may tell yourself that five more minutes will help you feel more rested, but after several rounds of snoozing, you finally get out of bed feeling even more tired. This habit is common, especially among people who struggle to wake up early. But repeatedly going back to sleep after an alarm may not give your body the proper rest it needs. Instead, it can leave you groggy, confused, and slow to get
Racing Against Time? Here’s How ‘Hurry Sickness’ Impacts Your Brain And Health (opens the original)
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Do you always feel like you're racing against the clock? You're replying to emails while eating lunch, walking faster than necessary, constantly checking the time, and feeling guilty whenever you're not being productive. Even on weekends, your mind is already thinking about the next task. If this sounds familiar, you may be experiencing ‘hurry sickness’ - a term used to describe the constant feeling of rushing through life. While it isn't a medical diagnosis, psychologists recognise it as a patt
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