Looking into neurodiversity in the workplace. Including strengths of ADHD and Autistic personalities in a fast-changing Job Market. How do personality profiles play into inclusion? Neurodiversity at work reframes neurological differences, such as ADHD and autism. They offer valuable differences in cognitive ability rather than solely challenges or difficulties. As of March 2026, momentum continues…
What is the psychology and motivations of why performative compassion, performative tolerance, and virtue signalling is so prevalent? Deep Rooted Motivations People often want to be seen as compassionate and tolerant for a mix of deep psychological, social, and evolutionary reasons. These traits have become culturally prized signals of moral goodness in many modern societies,…
What is borderline personality disorder (BPD)? Including a list of symptoms for self-diagnosis, and how common is it and what causes it? What is Borderline Personality Disorder? Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition classified as a personality disorder. It involves long-term patterns of significant emotional instability, difficulties regulating emotions, unstable sense of…
What is the big five and MBTI personality type of Chris Langan? Also, looking into his motivations and views on certain issues. Christopher Langan, born in 1952, is famous for reportedly having one of the world’s highest IQs (195–210), often dubbed “the smartest man in America.” Despite his supposed exceptional intelligence, he has lived an unconventional…
Why is it that some people dislike, fear, and even hate AI, and generally have an anti-AI sentiment? Looking into the psychology, personality traits, and motivations that contribute to an aversion to artificial intelligence. Psychology of why people dislike AI Fear and cynicism toward AI are deeply rooted in human psychology. They’re not just reactions…
This post is about psychological causes that can cause people to fall out, including friendships and relationships. Why Friendships & Relationships End? Friendships and relationships rarely end due to a single event; more often, they erode from accumulated psychological patterns and unmet needs. Research in relationship psychology, including work by John Gottman and attachment theorists,…
What are the good and bad aspects of popularity, and when is popularity seeking shallow, and perhaps damaging? Analysis of Popularity Humans are social animals (most anyway), and popularity (or social status) has been a survival tool since modern humans have existed, so at least a couple of hundred thousand years. In tribal groups, high-status…
What is psychological defensiveness, and why do some people develop a defensive personality? Including ideas on how to overcome it. What is Defensiveness? Defensiveness is an ego defence. When someone feels their competence, worth, or identity is under attack (even subtly), defensiveness kicks in to shield their self-image. This is rooted in a basic human…
Can a person’s mind be too fast for their mouth or speech? The quick answer is, yes. It’s known as thought-mouth lag, brain speech delay, or speech-planning bottleneck. On average, someone’s brain can generate ideas at around 300–800 words per minute. However, the mouth is capped at 120–150 words per minute. When the mind sprints…
This is my personal theory about improving someone’s behaviour and mental health. Including: increasing their positive emotions, which in turn makes them more social, and generally psychologically healthier. If you make someone more comfortable, it will increase their levels of positive emotion, and their behaviour will change based on this increased positive emotion. If you…