Dacher Keltner Q&A: “I’m not wired for happiness”
The Berkeley psychologist on growing up in Laurel Canyon in the Sixties and why you should do your homework.
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The Berkeley psychologist on growing up in Laurel Canyon in the Sixties and why you should do your homework.
ByThe biblical historian on the government’s cruelty and The Last Temptation of Christ.
ByThe travel writer on Paddington Bear, the joy of watching sport, and finding a cure for jet-lag.
ByThe environmental researcher on the heroism of Simone Veil, AI art, and the unacknowledged threat of noise pollution.
ByThe green entrepreneur on why communication matters in science and how we’re being let down by our politicians.
ByThe British artist on Stewart Lee, plasticine portraits and why you should be happy right now.
ByThe CEO of Alzheimer’s Society discusses working in the charity sector, and the appalling state of UK social care.
ByThe South Korean novelist on K-pop, regretting the future and escaping to another planet.
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