The making of a political mind
Working at the New Statesman in the 1970s, I hid my impure voting record. But as I grow older, I…
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Neuroscientist Charan Ranganath: “People have this illusion that personality is static. It’s not true”
The author of Why We Remember on memory, identity formation and “digital amnesia”.
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There is no such thing as the self
Our personalities are more like episodes than sagas.
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From Myers Briggs to the Love Languages: the renaissance of the personality test
After being dogged by years of scepticism and derision, personality tests are making a comeback.
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It's time we stopped basing important decisions on them.
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