Why Antifeminism Is Spreading Among Gen Z
It is not not gray-haired men who feel uncomfortable with feminism, but rather Gen Z boys.
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Caring For Tina: What Neanderthals Can Now Teach Us About Altruism
Altruism is not a right, it is a human condition, something every human heart has to conquer.
Attention Society! Why Modern Distraction Is About More Than Technology
Technology is often blamed for our growing lack of focus.
Why The Roots Of Resurgent Nationalism Run So Deep — And Wide
Nationalist passions are experiencing a revival in the 21st century.
Pray, Work, Diversify: When Monasteries Shift To The Gospel Of Business To Survive
Gardening, cooking sweets or binding books are tasks associated with monasteries.
The Perilous Gurus Of Online Psychology, From Reiki To «Touch Therapy» As Sex Abuse Cure
Social networks are full of false gurus who claim to be experts in mental health and well-being.
Deadly Boost? Why A Spanish Region Is Banning Energy Drinks For Teens
The debate over the potential dangers of energy drinks, especially for young people, was revived recently in Spain.
Education, Internet And The Growing Risk Of A «Parallel School»
A new alternative education model is emerging online, competing unintentionally with the traditional school institution.
Future Of Food: Which Comes First, Artificial Eggs Or Cloned Chicken Meat?
You are what you eat. Today, this famous saying comes bearing a question: What will we be eating tomorrow?
Tipping Culture: Variations From Table To Table, Country To Country
In Spain, tipping culture can be very different from one region to the other.
Zorra What? A Eurovision Hit, Spanish Machismo And The Enduring Evil Of The «Z» Word
The re-appropriation of an insult does not necessarily change what it means.
Collapse And Us: On The Dangers Of Ecological Defeatism
Ecological collapse is counterproductive to the transformation of our economic model, warns Emilio Santiago.
Society Of The Snow, Moral Decay
Society of the Snow, offers an example of a well-managed community in the face of extreme hardship.
Digital Forces Push Publishers Toward Shorter Books
«Reading time: 2 minutes...» is a more and more common alert from digital media under the headlines of the articles.
Spain, From One Fiesta To Another — And The Party Lasts All Year Long
Let's take a trip through the country following the most highlighted dates of the festive calendar.
ChatGPT v. Luddites: How AI Has Triggered A New Wave Of Technophobia
What exactly is technophobia in our AI age... and can it be cured?
Boa Mistura, International: How A Madrid Street Art Collective Reimagines World Cities
Boa Mistura is an urban artists collective born in the streets of Madrid in 2001.
A Naturalist’s Defense Of The Modern Zoo
Zoos are often associated with animal cruelty, or at the very least a general animal unhappiness.
When Finding Your «Better Self» Means Not Caring About Others
Abundant, insidious… Everyday, everywhere we go messages inviting us to acquire and feed our subjective autonomy.
«Why Are You Angry?» — A Spanish Look At What Fuels Violence Against Women
Whenever journalists talk about gender-based violence, we run the risk of drowning in a sea of figures.
Why Bullying In Spain Is So Rampant
In Spain, 7 out of 10 minors declared they suffer some type of harassment and cyberbullying every day.
French Cheese To Japanese Apples, How Global Warming Will Change The Flavor Of Food
One of the collateral damages of the climate emergency that we may not think about is how flavors will be altered.
Meet The Weather Influencers: Climate Change, Vacation Plans, Lightning Bolts!
Meteorologists have become true modern rock stars.
Senior Influence: Why Some Brands Are Finally Dropping Ageism From Their Advertising
Elderly people still rarely appear in advertising and when they do, they are usually represented in a stereotypical way.
Curtains For Glitter? Europe Bans The Most Shiny Of Microplastics
The European Union has just banned glitter, among many other microplastics.
