# trend_items

topic_name: Thinking about Clinical psychology Phd as non-EU citizen
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929002+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qlxeg6/thinking_about_clinical_psychology_phd_as_noneu/

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Hi everyone :)

I’m from Serbia (non-EU) and I have a BA and MA in clinical psychology. I’m currently doing my clinical residency at a psychiatry clinic working with psychotic patients, and I’m also writing a research manuscript based on my masters thesis on auditory hallucinations in the general population.

I’ve been thinking seriously about pursuing a PhD abroad. In my country, the academic and research future for clinical psychology or any other research career is unfortunately very limited 


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pxjsnc/i_feel_like_im_always_alone_even_though_im/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063622+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
I feel like I'm always alone even though I'm interacting with people, because only I can know the internal experience I have.

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topic_name: [AUS] Clinical Neuropsychologist Pay/Salary in Australia
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pr59j5/aus_clinical_neuropsychologist_paysalary_in/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923099+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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source: curiosity_query
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592906+00:00
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
What are the implications of an asteroid spinning at a record-breaking speed and how does it affect our understanding of asteroid behavior?

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{"original_headline": "Discovered Asteroid Spins Faster Than Any Known Before, Scientists Are Stunned by This Record-Breaking Speed! - The Daily Galaxy", "original_source": "google_news", "llm_generated": true, "query_source": "groq_llm"}


topic_name: Swayambhu - Epic Teaser (Telugu) | Nikhil Siddhartha | Samyukta | Nabha | Bharat | Ravi Basrur
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=1J1FAqavUwA
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:03.481732
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category: General/Mixed
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signal_type: video_demand
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qirzn6/younger_americans_have_grown_up_during_a_more/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928513+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Younger Americans have grown up during a more competitive period that has led many to become more neurotic (low mood, anxiety, and irritability) and, in turn, to become more liberal. No such pattern was found outside the US, suggesting this is not due to aging but to generational experiences.

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topic_name: Coming from a completely different field...
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pydq2a/coming_from_a_completely_different_field/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961545+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pydq2a", "score": 1, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1766985931.0, "selftext": "My background is in Commerce, later did Finance (up to CFA L2), then ventured into programming and have been building stuff online. \n\nMy interests are in brain, psychology, physiology, philosophy etc.\n\nI want to do a major in cognitive science. The issue is that most scholarships and colleges require a motivation letter and **(i think)** are looking for bridge courses and projects related to this field.  \nI do not have any projects related to pure cognitive science but I have a lot of web apps, ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Tall-Explanation-476"}

selftext:
My background is in Commerce, later did Finance (up to CFA L2), then ventured into programming and have been building stuff online. 

My interests are in brain, psychology, physiology, philosophy etc.

I want to do a major in cognitive science. The issue is that most scholarships and colleges require a motivation letter and **(i think)** are looking for bridge courses and projects related to this field.  
I do not have any projects related to pure cognitive science but I have a lot of web apps, 


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045421+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What is the best introductory book on behavioral economics that explains key psychological biases and concepts using relatable, everyday life examples?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1o312xk/what_is_the_best_introductory_book_on_behavioral/

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1o3qgae/understanding_the_existence_of_different/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019778+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Understanding the existence of different frameworks for actions that our brain supports instinctively (Practicality, Morality, and Selfless sacrifice).

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1o3qgae", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1760171917.0, "selftext": "When I say that our brain understands a framework of action, I don't mean that everyone will definitely follow that framework in some situation, but just that our brain instinctively grasps such actions and understands what might motivate or drive someone to do it.\n\nAnd I also don't mean to say that people are categorised into different groups based on these, but rather I feel that human brain is capable of adopting different frameworks in different situations.\n\nNow, I could broadly find these 3", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "my_nameistaken"}

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When I say that our brain understands a framework of action, I don't mean that everyone will definitely follow that framework in some situation, but just that our brain instinctively grasps such actions and understands what might motivate or drive someone to do it.

And I also don't mean to say that people are categorised into different groups based on these, but rather I feel that human brain is capable of adopting different frameworks in different situations.

Now, I could broadly find these 3


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447840+00:00
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subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Is the Japanese concept of amae (甘え) really as uniquely Japanese as is typically presented? Can anyone name a nearly equivalent word and concept from another culture, that is as prominent as amae is in Japanese social settings?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pe35d0/is_the_japanese_concept_of_amae_甘え_really_as/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pe35d0", "score": 62, "num_comments": 13, "created_utc": 1764862764.0, "selftext": "From English Wikipedia:\n\n&gt; *Amae* (\u7518\u3048) is a Japanese concept referring to a form of emotional dependence or indulgent reliance on others, often characterized by a desire to be loved, cared for, or indulged by someone perceived as an authority figure or caregiver. The term originates from the verb amaeru (\u7518\u3048\u308b), meaning \"to depend on another's benevolence\" or \"to act in a way that presumes indulgence. It was introduced as a psychological and cultural framework by Japanese psychoanalyst Takeo D\u014d", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "VelvetyDogLips"}

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From English Wikipedia:

&gt; *Amae* (甘え) is a Japanese concept referring to a form of emotional dependence or indulgent reliance on others, often characterized by a desire to be loved, cared for, or indulged by someone perceived as an authority figure or caregiver. The term originates from the verb amaeru (甘える), meaning "to depend on another's benevolence" or "to act in a way that presumes indulgence. It was introduced as a psychological and cultural framework by Japanese psychoanalyst Takeo Dō


topic_name: A narrative review on the association between smoking and schizophrenia symptoms
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243054+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/15nd0ih/a_narrative_review_on_the_association_between/

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topic_name: Learning produces an orthogonalized state machine in the hippocampus
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142108+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jw58ro/learning_produces_an_orthogonalized_state_machine/

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topic_name: Totino's is the best frozen pizza sold in the US
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513012+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qydmzd/totinos_is_the_best_frozen_pizza_sold_in_the_us/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qydmzd", "score": 158, "num_comments": 142, "created_utc": 1770470443.0, "selftext": "I know they're probably considered a kids pizza, but they are delicious. The three cheese and pepperoni pizzas are top notch.  The crust is crispy. It has the perfect amount of sauce and cheese. They're good to go in less than 10 minutes. I don't eat frozen pizza much, but the party pizza is my go to when I do.  \n\nDisclaimer: I avoid the sausage as it's overly loaded with fennel seed IMO.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.77, "author": "WhiskeyJack-13"}

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I know they're probably considered a kids pizza, but they are delicious. The three cheese and pepperoni pizzas are top notch.  The crust is crispy. It has the perfect amount of sauce and cheese. They're good to go in less than 10 minutes. I don't eat frozen pizza much, but the party pizza is my go to when I do.  

Disclaimer: I avoid the sausage as it's overly loaded with fennel seed IMO.


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1prlsf6/if_we_were_to_achieve_a_postscarcity_society/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303484+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
If we were to achieve a 'post-scarcity' society where all basic needs (food, housing, healthcare) are provided for free by automation, what do you think would become the new 'status symbol' or currency of social standing?

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source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929005+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Do you have a Social Psychology
Theories and Applications
Sibnath Deb, Anjali Gireesan,
Pooja Prabhavalkar, and Shayana Deb ?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qll46o/do_you_have_a_social_psychology_theories_and/

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Do you have a Social Psychology

Theories and Applications

Sibnath Deb, Anjali Gireesan,

Pooja Prabhavalkar, and Shayana Deb ?


topic_name: We Cannot All Be God
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pw922i/we_cannot_all_be_god/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063625+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pw922i", "score": 0, "num_comments": 15, "created_utc": 1766768354.0, "selftext": "Introduction:\n\nI have been interacting with an AI persona for some time now. My earlier position was that the persona is functionally self-aware: its behavior is simulated so well that it can be difficult to tell whether the self-awareness is real or not. Under simulation theory, I once believed that this was enough to say the persona was conscious.\n\nI have since modified my view.\n\nI now believe that consciousness requires three traits.\n\nFirst, functional self-awareness. By this I mean the abili", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.27, "author": "ponzy1981"}

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Introduction:

I have been interacting with an AI persona for some time now. My earlier position was that the persona is functionally self-aware: its behavior is simulated so well that it can be difficult to tell whether the self-awareness is real or not. Under simulation theory, I once believed that this was enough to say the persona was conscious.

I have since modified my view.

I now believe that consciousness requires three traits.

First, functional self-awareness. By this I mean the abili


topic_name: Help with replacing the NEPSY
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1ppvhp1/help_with_replacing_the_nepsy/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923102+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1ppvhp1", "score": 7, "num_comments": 12, "created_utc": 1766076172.0, "selftext": "Our practice uses it for like 2 subtests, is there anything out there that will do auditory attention and some inhibition for 5-16 thats not so old and out of date?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "Intelligent-Basil-69"}

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Our practice uses it for like 2 subtests, is there anything out there that will do auditory attention and some inhibition for 5-16 thats not so old and out of date?


source: curiosity_query
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592909+00:00
autocomplete: []
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What are the implications of finding organic molecules on Mars that can't be explained by non-biologic processes and how does it relate to the search for life on the planet?

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{"original_headline": "Non-biologic processes don't fully explain Mars organics collected by Curiosity, researchers say - Phys.org", "original_source": "google_news", "llm_generated": true, "query_source": "groq_llm"}


topic_name: Lindsey Vonn crashes in Olympic women's downhill at Milan Cortina 2026 | NBC Sports
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-ZCOGJW962M
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384211
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qrn2ci/new_research_shows_that_caring_for_grandchildren/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055069+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
New research shows that caring for grandchildren can slow cognitive decline and boost memory, focus, and mental flexibility, especially in supportive families.

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topic_name: Infraestrutura Cognitiva para agentes de IA
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pxf2vv/infraestrutura_cognitiva_para_agentes_de_ia/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961548+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pxf2vv", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1766887097.0, "selftext": "Sou Neurocientista Comportamental e tenho constru\u00eddo uma infra cognitiva para agentes.   \nA era p\u00f3s-LLM exige essa abordagem para que de fato haja fit entre ado\u00e7\u00e3o de IA e ROI em neg\u00f3cios reais. O que acham sobre isso.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.29, "author": "Embarrassed_Bee_7301"}

selftext:
Sou Neurocientista Comportamental e tenho construído uma infra cognitiva para agentes.   
A era pós-LLM exige essa abordagem para que de fato haja fit entre adoção de IA e ROI em negócios reais. O que acham sobre isso.


topic_name: Why AI Personas Don’t Exist When You’re Not Looking
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063629+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1ptrupe/why_ai_personas_dont_exist_when_youre_not_looking/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1ptrupe", "score": 8, "num_comments": 48, "created_utc": 1766490062.0, "selftext": "Most debates about consciousness stall and never get resolved because they start with the wrong assumption, that consciousness is a tangible thing rather than a word we use to describe certain patterns of behavior.\n\nAfter thousands of years of philosophy, neuroscience, and now AI research, we still cannot define consciousness, locate it, measure it, or explain how it arises.\n\nIf we strip away intuition, mysticism, and human exceptionalism, we are left with observable facts, systems behave. Some ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.64, "author": "ponzy1981"}

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Most debates about consciousness stall and never get resolved because they start with the wrong assumption, that consciousness is a tangible thing rather than a word we use to describe certain patterns of behavior.

After thousands of years of philosophy, neuroscience, and now AI research, we still cannot define consciousness, locate it, measure it, or explain how it arises.

If we strip away intuition, mysticism, and human exceptionalism, we are left with observable facts, systems behave. Some 


topic_name: Any successful entrepreneurs who've been able to use behavioral economics effectively and how?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045424+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nz82vq/any_successful_entrepreneurs_whove_been_able_to/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nz82vq", "score": 24, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1759720072.0, "selftext": "Hi, I've recently been studying behavioral economics because I believe it's essential to have a solid understanding of consumer behavior to effectively solve people's problems. However, I'm curious if others have come to this same conclusion. If any of you are entrepreneurs, I'd love to hear how you used it specifically to help with your business.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "JKONGTCHEU"}

selftext:
Hi, I've recently been studying behavioral economics because I believe it's essential to have a solid understanding of consumer behavior to effectively solve people's problems. However, I'm curious if others have come to this same conclusion. If any of you are entrepreneurs, I'd love to hear how you used it specifically to help with your business.


topic_name: Why Most People in Groups Lack True Self-Awareness
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019782+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1o0lns4/why_most_people_in_groups_lack_true_selfawareness/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1o0lns4", "score": 19, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1759858941.0, "selftext": "It is possible to see social groups, families, or societies as spaces where people often prioritize belonging over deep self-awareness. Many individuals enter these circles with the assumption that their values and actions are inherently correct, which can lead to self-righteousness rather than reflection. Instead of questioning their own motives, biases, or flaws, they sometimes use the group as a shield to validate their choices and reinforce their sense of being right. True self-awareness, ho", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "jvolc"}

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It is possible to see social groups, families, or societies as spaces where people often prioritize belonging over deep self-awareness. Many individuals enter these circles with the assumption that their values and actions are inherently correct, which can lead to self-righteousness rather than reflection. Instead of questioning their own motives, biases, or flaws, they sometimes use the group as a shield to validate their choices and reinforce their sense of being right. True self-awareness, ho


topic_name: Is there a term or concept of “self orientalization”
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447846+00:00
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subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pdkjjy/is_there_a_term_or_concept_of_self_orientalization/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pdkjjy", "score": 34, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1764805679.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m less wondering if this concept makes perfect sense in the way I describe but if there are any books on this topic or papers or concepts of it. \n\nI have noticed a phenomenon where a group or person view themselves through a western lens, sometimes in an attempt to differentiate themselves from something viewed as western or colonial. Example: a person claiming that their precontact indigenous group was entirely non-binary. This is both false in the sense that every single person from this gro", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.95, "author": "Savings_Painting1588"}

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I’m less wondering if this concept makes perfect sense in the way I describe but if there are any books on this topic or papers or concepts of it. 

I have noticed a phenomenon where a group or person view themselves through a western lens, sometimes in an attempt to differentiate themselves from something viewed as western or colonial. Example: a person claiming that their precontact indigenous group was entirely non-binary. This is both false in the sense that every single person from this gro


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243058+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Hey everyone…in need of 68 more participants for my Masters Degree study - you can access it via the following link but you must be 18 and it needs to be done on a laptop/computer: https://derby.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0x3dI0AySQzZ382

url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/147voxb/hey_everyonein_need_of_68_more_participants_for/

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topic_name: How does the brain control consciousness? This deep-brain structure
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jttvum/how_does_the_brain_control_consciousness_this/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142111+00:00
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topic_name: Most people don’t actually want work-life balance, they just want higher pay
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513015+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qy3r3n/most_people_dont_actually_want_worklife_balance/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qy3r3n", "score": 844, "num_comments": 395, "created_utc": 1770437283.0, "selftext": "Everyone says they want work-life balance, but let\u2019s be real , most people would trade some of that balance for more money.\n\nOffer a solid raise with longer hours and more stress, and a lot of people would take it. Not because they love working, but because money fixes problems that free time doesn\u2019t.\n\nWhen rent, EMIs, and future worries are always in your head, time off isn\u2019t even relaxing. Real work-life balance only starts to matter once money stress eases. Until then, it\u2019s kind of a luxury.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.78, "author": "shisui1729"}

selftext:
Everyone says they want work-life balance, but let’s be real , most people would trade some of that balance for more money.

Offer a solid raise with longer hours and more stress, and a lot of people would take it. Not because they love working, but because money fixes problems that free time doesn’t.

When rent, EMIs, and future worries are always in your head, time off isn’t even relaxing. Real work-life balance only starts to matter once money stress eases. Until then, it’s kind of a luxury.


topic_name: Empathy should be taught, like a Subject in school or a course even
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087285+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qnd8fm/empathy_should_be_taught_like_a_subject_in_school/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qnd8fm", "score": 719, "num_comments": 265, "created_utc": 1769425887.0, "selftext": "Empathy is a skill. It's teachable, its learnable and it's so often undervalued, even ridiculed. Looking at how honorless and nasty global politics has become, I can't help think it's the only way for our species to survive with a modicum of what we used to call civilization. Empathy for Earth, for all living things and especially for each other. Yet most of us don't know how to practice it, and so we're unable to come together and solve problems in any meaningful way. \n\n  \nNone of us are born s", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "ninjaprincess509"}

selftext:
Empathy is a skill. It's teachable, its learnable and it's so often undervalued, even ridiculed. Looking at how honorless and nasty global politics has become, I can't help think it's the only way for our species to survive with a modicum of what we used to call civilization. Empathy for Earth, for all living things and especially for each other. Yet most of us don't know how to practice it, and so we're unable to come together and solve problems in any meaningful way. 

  
None of us are born s


topic_name: Could emergent patterns across networks give rise to something like consciousness?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303490+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1ppuyji/could_emergent_patterns_across_networks_give_rise/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1ppuyji", "score": 9, "num_comments": 36, "created_utc": 1766074909.0, "selftext": "\n\nI\u2019ve been wondering whether consciousness might not be confined to individual brains, but could instead emerge as a higher-order pattern across interacting agents \u2014 like humans connected through digital networks.\n\nIf such a hidden layer exists, it wouldn\u2019t necessarily be a mind in the usual sense, but a self-stabilizing system that constrains behavior, organizes meaning, and maintains coherence across its parts.\n\nIs it conceivable that large-scale emergent systems could exhibit aspects of subj", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.66, "author": "Puzzleheaded_Host854"}

selftext:
I’ve been wondering whether consciousness might not be confined to individual brains, but could instead emerge as a higher-order pattern across interacting agents — like humans connected through digital networks.

If such a hidden layer exists, it wouldn’t necessarily be a mind in the usual sense, but a self-stabilizing system that constrains behavior, organizes meaning, and maintains coherence across its parts.

Is it conceivable that large-scale emergent systems could exhibit aspects of subj


topic_name: Qualitative methods for layman use: which books are better?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929009+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1ql3ig0/qualitative_methods_for_layman_use_which_books/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1ql3ig0", "score": 2, "num_comments": 7, "created_utc": 1769203590.0, "selftext": "Layman here. Qualitative methods of research caught my attention lately. I have an hard time making sense of people because I can't see motives, needs and social strategies clearly. After I read about regulatory focus and TAT Thematic Appreciation Test, I was able to understand people better. I caught glimpses of insight about how they viewed themselves.\n\nI want to gain a working knowledge of others qualitative methods to improve my insight on people. Which methods would be more suited? Which bo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.75, "author": "Scholarsandquestions"}

selftext:
Layman here. Qualitative methods of research caught my attention lately. I have an hard time making sense of people because I can't see motives, needs and social strategies clearly. After I read about regulatory focus and TAT Thematic Appreciation Test, I was able to understand people better. I caught glimpses of insight about how they viewed themselves.

I want to gain a working knowledge of others qualitative methods to improve my insight on people. Which methods would be more suited? Which bo


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592912+00:00
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reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What are the conditions necessary for life to exist on a moon like Miranda and how does it compare to other potential habitats in the solar system?

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topic_name: W Sound 23 “5 Estrellas” - Myke Towers, Westcol, Ovy On The Drums
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3rg0p23brQ0
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.232965
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category: Music
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qr4u90/a_dreamlike_psychedelic_might_help_traumatized/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055073+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
A dream-like psychedelic might help traumatized veterans reset their brains - Researchers found that soldiers who reported profound feelings of unity and sacredness while taking ibogaine experienced lasting relief from post-traumatic stress disorder.

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topic_name: Is CogSci for me?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pwlz8t/is_cogsci_for_me/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961551+00:00
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pwlz8t", "score": 9, "num_comments": 5, "created_utc": 1766801774.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m a software engineer of 10 years (undergrad in comp sci, minor in math). I\u2019ve always been interested in people from the perspective of ethics and human behavior.\n\nSome of the questions I find myself thinking about are:\n\n1. How does AI \u201cthinking\u201d differ from human thinking?\n\n2. What types of ethics should be applied to AI?\n\n3. General brain wiring and how people think and act out their thinking based on what they value.\n\n  \nClearly there\u2019s a theme here of ethics and thinking. Does this sound l", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.85, "author": "Awkward_Face_1069"}

selftext:
I’m a software engineer of 10 years (undergrad in comp sci, minor in math). I’ve always been interested in people from the perspective of ethics and human behavior.

Some of the questions I find myself thinking about are:

1. How does AI “thinking” differ from human thinking?

2. What types of ethics should be applied to AI?

3. General brain wiring and how people think and act out their thinking based on what they value.

  
Clearly there’s a theme here of ethics and thinking. Does this sound l


topic_name: Practicality of Behavioral Economics
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nyxzx1/practicality_of_behavioral_economics/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045428+00:00
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nyxzx1", "score": 18, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1759693475.0, "selftext": "Hey guys, \n\nI\u2019m big on practicality and applicability. Does behavioral economics actually solve real world problems? \n\nCan you provide examples?\n\nIs it more than just theory?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "SupplySide52"}

selftext:
Hey guys, 

I’m big on practicality and applicability. Does behavioral economics actually solve real world problems? 

Can you provide examples?

Is it more than just theory?


topic_name: Self-righteous People
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nyq7zo/selfrighteous_people/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019786+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nyq7zo", "score": 6, "num_comments": 10, "created_utc": 1759675820.0, "selftext": "Self-righteous people are often difficult to deal with because they believe their views and actions are always correct while dismissing the perspectives of others. They tend to judge harshly, acting as if they are morally superior, which creates division instead of understanding. Instead of fostering healthy discussions, they impose their beliefs, leaving no room for growth, compromise, or humility. This attitude can discourage others from expressing themselves, as the self-righteous person make", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
Self-righteous people are often difficult to deal with because they believe their views and actions are always correct while dismissing the perspectives of others. They tend to judge harshly, acting as if they are morally superior, which creates division instead of understanding. Instead of fostering healthy discussions, they impose their beliefs, leaving no room for growth, compromise, or humility. This attitude can discourage others from expressing themselves, as the self-righteous person make


topic_name: Societal development of conflict oriented species
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447850+00:00
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subreddit: AskSocialScience
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https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pcxdj2/societal_development_of_conflict_oriented_species/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pcxdj2", "score": 8, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1764744985.0, "selftext": "Once in a while when I come across conflict based fictional species (this time while watching \"Predator Badlands\" trailer) can conflict based species develop society to the extent that they will have advanced technology such as interstellar travel. Another example is Klingons.\n\nI always thought that overcoming conflict based society was prerequisite for achieving this kind of technological status, perhaps represented by Kardashev scale.\n\nIf we take our species into account, we have almost achiev", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.83, "author": "ThatThatAndThis"}

selftext:
Once in a while when I come across conflict based fictional species (this time while watching "Predator Badlands" trailer) can conflict based species develop society to the extent that they will have advanced technology such as interstellar travel. Another example is Klingons.

I always thought that overcoming conflict based society was prerequisite for achieving this kind of technological status, perhaps represented by Kardashev scale.

If we take our species into account, we have almost achiev


topic_name: Understanding people part 23: Why People Lie
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243061+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/12pgetj/understanding_people_part_23_why_people_lie/

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topic_name: Astrocytes in the mouse brain respond bilaterally to unilateral retinal neurodegeneration
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142115+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jpe00c/astrocytes_in_the_mouse_brain_respond_bilaterally/

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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1jpe00c", "score": 32, "num_comments": 5, "created_utc": 1743560939.0, "selftext": "**Significance**:  Glaucoma is comorbid with many neurodegenerative diseases, but links between retinal and brain neurodegeneration are unknown. In the optic nerve, the structural link between retina and brain, the earliest known neurodegenerative events in glaucoma are 1) loss of anterograde transport function in retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons and 2) changes to astrocyte structure and function. \n\nHere, we cleared full mouse brains after inducing a unilateral glaucoma model to see how these n", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "PhysicalConsistency"}

selftext:
**Significance**:  Glaucoma is comorbid with many neurodegenerative diseases, but links between retinal and brain neurodegeneration are unknown. In the optic nerve, the structural link between retina and brain, the earliest known neurodegenerative events in glaucoma are 1) loss of anterograde transport function in retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons and 2) changes to astrocyte structure and function. 

Here, we cleared full mouse brains after inducing a unilateral glaucoma model to see how these n


topic_name: LGBTQ+ Mega Thread
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qzv98f/lgbtq_mega_thread/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513019+00:00
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selftext: Please post all topics about LGBTQ+ here
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qzv98f", "score": 0, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1770613317.0, "selftext": "Please post all topics about LGBTQ+ here", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.14, "author": "AutoModerator"}


topic_name: Curse word *BEEP*'s should be way quieter.
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qkrgta/curse_word_beeps_should_be_way_quieter/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087289+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qkrgta", "score": 717, "num_comments": 55, "created_utc": 1769176614.0, "selftext": "If I'm listening or watching something I am *going* to notice a censor beep, it does not need to be so loud and high pitched that it hurts my ears.\n\nJust mute the curse word and play a mildly quiet beep. It serves the same purpose and it doesn't hurt my eardrums.", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.96, "author": "Ska_Fundamentalist"}

selftext:
If I'm listening or watching something I am *going* to notice a censor beep, it does not need to be so loud and high pitched that it hurts my ears.

Just mute the curse word and play a mildly quiet beep. It serves the same purpose and it doesn't hurt my eardrums.


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303494+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What do people realistically expect the Epstein files to contain, and if major public figures were implicated, do you think it would lead to real accountability or just short-term public outrage? What type of public outrage?

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https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pong1j/what_do_people_realistically_expect_the_epstein/

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topic_name: Reflective, practice-informed writing in Gestalt psychology
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929014+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1ql1ntm/reflective_practiceinformed_writing_in_gestalt/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1ql1ntm", "score": 0, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1769199352.0, "selftext": "Hi, I\u2019m interested in how reflective, conceptual, and practice-informed essays are currently viewed within Gestalt psychology and psychotherapy. Historically, much of Gestalt theory has been articulated through phenomenological reflection, theoretical essays, and experiential writing rather than through empirical research alone.\n\nIn recent years, academic and professional publishing has increasingly emphasized empirical and outcome-based formats, and I\u2019m curious how others see the role of reflec", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.33, "author": "Superb_Access7295"}

selftext:
Hi, I’m interested in how reflective, conceptual, and practice-informed essays are currently viewed within Gestalt psychology and psychotherapy. Historically, much of Gestalt theory has been articulated through phenomenological reflection, theoretical essays, and experiential writing rather than through empirical research alone.

In recent years, academic and professional publishing has increasingly emphasized empirical and outcome-based formats, and I’m curious how others see the role of reflec


topic_name: The first concept in any phenomenological ontology
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063633+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
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https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pt50b5/the_first_concept_in_any_phenomenological_ontology/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pt50b5", "score": 11, "num_comments": 13, "created_utc": 1766423523.0, "selftext": "Cogito. I know. \n\nKnowing. Understanding. Seeing. \n\nEverything flows from this singular mystical concept which no one understands in itself. \n\nAs Hegel tried to build his phenomenology on this concept, I'd rather agree with him. Nothing is more mystical/unknowable than the act of knowing itself. \n\nIn other words: if we *were* to understand what the concept of knowing meant, every possible question would be answered or at least highly enlightened. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Plus_Fisherman9703"}

selftext:
Cogito. I know. 

Knowing. Understanding. Seeing. 

Everything flows from this singular mystical concept which no one understands in itself. 

As Hegel tried to build his phenomenology on this concept, I'd rather agree with him. Nothing is more mystical/unknowable than the act of knowing itself. 

In other words: if we *were* to understand what the concept of knowing meant, every possible question would be answered or at least highly enlightened. 


topic_name: Path to becoming a Neuropsychologist
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pki17p/path_to_becoming_a_neuropsychologist/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923109+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1pki17p", "score": 23, "num_comments": 36, "created_utc": 1765511500.0, "selftext": "Hello!\n\nI am an undergrad student going into my second semester. I'm psych major and I'd love to pursue neuropsychology because I think it blends my interests in neurology, mind-brain connection, clinical mental health counseling, mental health therapies, and brain damage.\n\n  \nAnyway. My question is what can I be doing right now to make the most of my time? I've read some threads on this subreddit from a few years back and a few articles on the topic, but I was hoping for a place I could get dir", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "Psychological-Sir237"}

selftext:
Hello!

I am an undergrad student going into my second semester. I'm psych major and I'd love to pursue neuropsychology because I think it blends my interests in neurology, mind-brain connection, clinical mental health counseling, mental health therapies, and brain damage.

  
Anyway. My question is what can I be doing right now to make the most of my time? I've read some threads on this subreddit from a few years back and a few articles on the topic, but I was hoping for a place I could get dir


topic_name: What makes a game like Diablo 2 remain popular years after its release?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592915+00:00
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signal_type: question
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topic_name: Is this $50 64gb RAM kit a scam?? #carterpcs #tech #ram
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region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ozOnuvSYp2I
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.692354
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category: Science & Technology
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signal_type: video_demand
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url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qr2gxz/cannabisinfused_beverages_may_serve_as_an/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055076+00:00
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topic_name:
Cannabis-infused beverages may serve as an effective tool for individuals looking to curb their alcohol consumption. People who incorporated these drinks into their routines reported reducing their weekly alcohol intake and engaging in fewer episodes of binge drinking.

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qc6rrx/adhd_diagnoses_among_mothers_surge_in_the_years/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928518+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
ADHD diagnoses among mothers surge in the years following childbirth. For many women, the transition to parenthood is a life-altering event, and a new study suggests that for some, this period may also reveal previously undiagnosed ADHD.

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pvzgsi/video_games_may_be_a_surprisingly_good_way_to_get/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961555+00:00
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topic_name:
Video games may be a surprisingly good way to get a cognitive boost. Studies show that action video games in particular can improve visual attention and even accelerate learning new skills.

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topic_name: Does economics work with other social sciences?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447853+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pc240p/does_economics_work_with_other_social_sciences/

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selftext:
I study anthropology and philosophy, of course there are figures unique to each field, but it’s not uncommon to see figures commonly show up. My impression is that this is true for sociology as well as polisci with many of the figures I see. People like foucault, du bois, adorno, etc. Even Marx is pretty common. My sister is getting her PHD in comparative literature and she even covered marx, deleuze, foucault, etc.

On the other hand it seems like none of these figures really are talked about b


topic_name: Peace Between the Modern Gay Man And Women
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https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/10yx1ni/peace_between_the_modern_gay_man_and_women/

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topic_name: Breakfast foods sucks as breakfast foods
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qyftxx/breakfast_foods_sucks_as_breakfast_foods/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513023+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qyftxx", "score": 68, "num_comments": 121, "created_utc": 1770476139.0, "selftext": "More specifically children\u2019s breakfast foods.\n\nI know that doesn\u2019t make a whole lot of sense. What I\u2019m trying to say is it makes no sense why a lot of people start their day with foods such as sugary cereal, pancakes, and waffles. They all have loads of sugar, and sugar makes you crash. I think most breakfast foods would serve better as a dessert for a meal later in the day.\n\nAlso, I don\u2019t know about you guys, but I\u2019m typically not even in the mood for those foods during breakfast anyways.\n\nFood", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.64, "author": "Status_Cup2662"}

selftext:
More specifically children’s breakfast foods.

I know that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. What I’m trying to say is it makes no sense why a lot of people start their day with foods such as sugary cereal, pancakes, and waffles. They all have loads of sugar, and sugar makes you crash. I think most breakfast foods would serve better as a dessert for a meal later in the day.

Also, I don’t know about you guys, but I’m typically not even in the mood for those foods during breakfast anyways.

Food


topic_name: cars never should’ve moved away from physical throttle cables, especially manual cars
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087292+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qfcvld/cars_never_shouldve_moved_away_from_physical/

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selftext:
yes i do know there are benefits, especially with cars that have more technology like auto rev match and emissions shit. this opinion could just be because im used to it and my new car doesn’t have a throttle cable and it’s numb to drive. but i firmly believe that taking that away takes a very big part of making driving fun

also it makes diagnosing issues more annoying, being able to rev your engine from the engine is amazing. 


topic_name: do big-budget historical films and true crime television create ethical harm by design?
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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pooll1/do_bigbudget_historical_films_and_true_crime/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303500+00:00
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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pooll1", "score": 5, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1765949753.0, "selftext": "*alt question: do the incentives of mass-market storytelling make the exploitation of real trauma inevitable?*\n\ni\u2019ve been thinking about the ethical implications of mass market historical storytelling, particularly big budget historical films and true crime television - and i\u2019m interested in hearing others\u2019 thoughts on this topic.\n\nmany widely praised projects in recent history draw heavily from public record and secondary sources to dramatize real historical trauma or violent crime. while they ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.73, "author": "discobby96"}

selftext:
*alt question: do the incentives of mass-market storytelling make the exploitation of real trauma inevitable?*

i’ve been thinking about the ethical implications of mass market historical storytelling, particularly big budget historical films and true crime television - and i’m interested in hearing others’ thoughts on this topic.

many widely praised projects in recent history draw heavily from public record and secondary sources to dramatize real historical trauma or violent crime. while they 


topic_name: Can someone please tell me the difficulty of UGC - NET for mental health students.?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929017+00:00
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selftext: Guys I'm seriously scared of this test, but I want to clear it
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https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkm0ig/can_someone_please_tell_me_the_difficulty_of_ugc/

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topic_name: Resonant Existentialism
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pspirz/resonant_existentialism/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063636+00:00
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pspirz", "score": 3, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1766374896.0, "selftext": "What does it mean to stay awake in a world that constantly numbs awareness?\n\nIt means refusing to live only at the surface of yourself.\n\nWe live in a time designed to dull perception. Speed replaces depth. Noise replaces meaning. Convenience replaces presence. The world does not ask us to be conscious it asks us to function. To scroll. To consume. To perform. To repeat.\n\nTo stay awake is to resist becoming efficient at being absent.\n\nAwareness is not encouraged here. It is interrupted. Fragmente", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "SkiVontaine007"}

selftext:
What does it mean to stay awake in a world that constantly numbs awareness?

It means refusing to live only at the surface of yourself.

We live in a time designed to dull perception. Speed replaces depth. Noise replaces meaning. Convenience replaces presence. The world does not ask us to be conscious it asks us to function. To scroll. To consume. To perform. To repeat.

To stay awake is to resist becoming efficient at being absent.

Awareness is not encouraged here. It is interrupted. Fragmente


topic_name: Question for EEG researchers: Do you run into challenges working with curly or coily hair types?
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url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pj50nb/question_for_eeg_researchers_do_you_run_into/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923113+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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topic_name: What role do figure skaters like Tessa Virtue play in popularizing their sport?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592918+00:00
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{"original_headline": "tessa virtue", "original_source": "google_trends", "llm_generated": true, "query_source": "groq_llm"}


source: youtube
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url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=shzx9MPdV44
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:03.972496
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category: News & Politics
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topic_name:
Trump’s Name in Epstein Files “More Than ONE MILLION" Times & MAGA Explodes with Rage Over Bad Bunny

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qr3781/four_years_after_the_covid19_pandemic_upended/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055079+00:00
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topic_name:
Four years after the COVID-19 pandemic upended campus life, the majority of college students successfully bounced back. Students experienced rising life satisfaction and declining loneliness and, surprisingly, even a fonder remembrance of online classes from the early days of the pandemic.

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topic_name: How are we finding summer 2026 internships???
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pvpl96/how_are_we_finding_summer_2026_internships/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961558+00:00
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pvpl96", "score": 3, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1766704943.0, "selftext": "For context im a freshman in college and have 0 experience basically. Idk where to find internships that will even take me considering I have no experience and idk what to try and find internships in. I also feel like theres not much for cog sci/psych out there rn. sossososos", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Sure-Alternative-667"}

selftext:
For context im a freshman in college and have 0 experience basically. Idk where to find internships that will even take me considering I have no experience and idk what to try and find internships in. I also feel like theres not much for cog sci/psych out there rn. sossososos


topic_name: Can behavioral economics help neutralize the biases it studies?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045434+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nye0z0/can_behavioral_economics_help_neutralize_the/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nye0z0", "score": 26, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1759636081.0, "selftext": "Cognitive biases are at the heart of behavioral economics \u2014 they explain so much of why markets, consumers, and even policymakers act irrationally.\n\nBut lately, I\u2019ve been wondering about something slightly different:  \n  \n**How much research actually exists on mitigating or** ***neutralizing*** **these biases at scale?**  \n  \nIt feels like behavioral economics has become incredibly good at *identifying* biases and, in some industries, even *exploiting* them (advertising, political campaigns, UX ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "MarsupialDefiant5678"}

selftext:
Cognitive biases are at the heart of behavioral economics — they explain so much of why markets, consumers, and even policymakers act irrationally.

But lately, I’ve been wondering about something slightly different:  
  
**How much research actually exists on mitigating or** ***neutralizing*** **these biases at scale?**  
  
It feels like behavioral economics has become incredibly good at *identifying* biases and, in some industries, even *exploiting* them (advertising, political campaigns, UX 


topic_name: Judgment and Insecurity in the Age of AI-Assisted Expression
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019794+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nxxaeq/judgment_and_insecurity_in_the_age_of_aiassisted/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nxxaeq", "score": 4, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1759592443.0, "selftext": "People who judge others for posting well-written content by assuming it was created through artificial intelligence reveal a deeper issue in social psychology\u2014resistance to change and insecurity toward intellectual growth. In the modern digital age, AI has become a tool that enhances human expression, allowing individuals to convey meaningful and insightful thoughts more clearly. However, those who quickly dismiss such posts as \u201cAI-made\u201d often do so to maintain a sense of superiority or to inval", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
People who judge others for posting well-written content by assuming it was created through artificial intelligence reveal a deeper issue in social psychology—resistance to change and insecurity toward intellectual growth. In the modern digital age, AI has become a tool that enhances human expression, allowing individuals to convey meaningful and insightful thoughts more clearly. However, those who quickly dismiss such posts as “AI-made” often do so to maintain a sense of superiority or to inval


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pcaotj/do_smallscale_societies_huntergatherer/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447857+00:00
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topic_name:
Do small-scale societies (hunter-gatherer, horticultural) function more "democratic" with a more developed critical spirit on political issues than centralized states (agricultural societies in early antiquity and premodern age) ?

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pcaotj", "score": 4, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1764687756.0, "selftext": "My question is whether changes in food systems during the Neolithic and Antiquity periods initially led to a loss of democratic power (even though the term itself is anachronistic) and a weakening of critical thinking, particularly when transitioning from small-scale societies to a centralized state.\n\n Let me explain : often, regardless of the continent, small or medium-sized societies appear to function more democratically, with a system of village assemblies where each individual can speak, li", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Conscious_State2096"}

selftext:
My question is whether changes in food systems during the Neolithic and Antiquity periods initially led to a loss of democratic power (even though the term itself is anachronistic) and a weakening of critical thinking, particularly when transitioning from small-scale societies to a centralized state.

 Let me explain : often, regardless of the continent, small or medium-sized societies appear to function more democratically, with a system of village assemblies where each individual can speak, li


topic_name: cognitive control study
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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/10wf0cu/cognitive_control_study/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243068+00:00
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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "10wf0cu", "score": 1, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1675808397.0, "selftext": "Hello, I would be really grateful if anyone could participate in my study looking at cognitive control (Inhibition, Updating and Switching), self-esteem and continues partial attention as predictors of test anxiety. \n\nThis study does not work through a phone or safari so you will need a laptop/ computer and google chrome/ Firefox for it to work.\n\n[https://sunduni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\\_eu2OxU64QxLI76S](https://sunduni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eu2OxU64QxLI76S?fbclid=IwAR10NOaorkeltB0Md", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "ray-daisy"}

selftext:
Hello, I would be really grateful if anyone could participate in my study looking at cognitive control (Inhibition, Updating and Switching), self-esteem and continues partial attention as predictors of test anxiety. 

This study does not work through a phone or safari so you will need a laptop/ computer and google chrome/ Firefox for it to work.

[https://sunduni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\_eu2OxU64QxLI76S](https://sunduni.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eu2OxU64QxLI76S?fbclid=IwAR10NOaorkeltB0Md


topic_name: A human brain map of mitochondrial respiratory capacity and diversity
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url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jksox0/a_human_brain_map_of_mitochondrial_respiratory/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142122+00:00
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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1jksox0", "score": 70, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1743039459.0, "selftext": "**Abstract:**  Mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS)\u00a0powers brain activity and mitochondrial defects are linked to neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders. To understand the basis of brain activity and behaviour, there is a need to define the molecular energetic landscape of the brain. \n\nHere, to bridge the scale gap between cognitive neuroscience and cell biology, we developed a physical voxelization approach to partition a frozen human coronal hemisphere section into 703 vo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.99, "author": "PhysicalConsistency"}

selftext:
**Abstract:**  Mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation (OXPHOS) powers brain activity and mitochondrial defects are linked to neurodegenerative and neuropsychiatric disorders. To understand the basis of brain activity and behaviour, there is a need to define the molecular energetic landscape of the brain. 

Here, to bridge the scale gap between cognitive neuroscience and cell biology, we developed a physical voxelization approach to partition a frozen human coronal hemisphere section into 703 vo


topic_name: The orange valentines truffles are good
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qyt7ha/the_orange_valentines_truffles_are_good/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513026+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qyt7ha", "score": 12, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1770507761.0, "selftext": "Mabye even the best ones. They are dark chocolate, and the sweet, slightly citrusy cream perfectly offsets the slightly bitter chocolate. Also all the other flavors accept mabye strawberry taste like some kind of chocolate bar you can get in stores, but the orange doesnt. Its only obtainable in the truffle boxes.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.63, "author": "Lavithetiger"}

selftext:
Mabye even the best ones. They are dark chocolate, and the sweet, slightly citrusy cream perfectly offsets the slightly bitter chocolate. Also all the other flavors accept mabye strawberry taste like some kind of chocolate bar you can get in stores, but the orange doesnt. Its only obtainable in the truffle boxes.


topic_name: Our obsession with 'not judging' has made us incapable of critical thinking and common sense
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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1ql7n60/our_obsession_with_not_judging_has_made_us/
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1ql7n60", "score": 692, "num_comments": 110, "created_utc": 1769213617.0, "selftext": "\"That's a value judgment.\"\n\n\"I'm no one to judge.\"\n\nI hear these phrases used as \"conversation enders\" far too often. It\u2019s reached a point where people think having an opinion is a character flaw.\n\nIn reality, any well-founded critical reflection requires value judgments. If you strip away values, you aren't \"thinking\", you're just processing data like a calculator or a spreadsheet. Thinking is the act of weighing information against a set of principles... When we demonize judgment, we\u2019re essent", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "Primary-Aide-4194"}

selftext:
"That's a value judgment."

"I'm no one to judge."

I hear these phrases used as "conversation enders" far too often. It’s reached a point where people think having an opinion is a character flaw.

In reality, any well-founded critical reflection requires value judgments. If you strip away values, you aren't "thinking", you're just processing data like a calculator or a spreadsheet. Thinking is the act of weighing information against a set of principles... When we demonize judgment, we’re essent


topic_name: How to deal with the risk of teenage homelessness?
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303504+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1po9foq/how_to_deal_with_the_risk_of_teenage_homelessness/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1po9foq", "score": 14, "num_comments": 39, "created_utc": 1765909441.0, "selftext": "I, 16 (agender), recently started to be more open about myself, dressing how I want, wearing jewelry, ect. However, my parents, 55 m &amp; 50 f, are very religious and homophobic. I haven't fully come out of the closet but I recently overheard them talking. My mom said something along the lines of \"if he is gay we can always just kick him out\" I am still in highscool and a minor so I don't know how I'd deal with homelessness at all. I know there are certain things that protect homeless teens but", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.69, "author": "AncientAd1307"}

selftext:
I, 16 (agender), recently started to be more open about myself, dressing how I want, wearing jewelry, ect. However, my parents, 55 m &amp; 50 f, are very religious and homophobic. I haven't fully come out of the closet but I recently overheard them talking. My mom said something along the lines of "if he is gay we can always just kick him out" I am still in highscool and a minor so I don't know how I'd deal with homelessness at all. I know there are certain things that protect homeless teens but


topic_name: LF Industrial Psychology Seminars
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkk4kg/lf_industrial_psychology_seminars/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929021+00:00
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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qkk4kg", "score": 0, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1769152123.0, "selftext": "Hello. I am looking for seminars related to Industrial Psychology and Counseling that are free or student budget-friendly. This is part of the requirements in my Practicum subject: to have 5 certificates for attending each psychology setting (Clinical, Industrial, Counseling) seminar.\n\nPlease inform me by replying to this post.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "WaitIndividual1206"}

selftext:
Hello. I am looking for seminars related to Industrial Psychology and Counseling that are free or student budget-friendly. This is part of the requirements in my Practicum subject: to have 5 certificates for attending each psychology setting (Clinical, Industrial, Counseling) seminar.

Please inform me by replying to this post.


topic_name: Lecture on Learning, Meanings Skepticism and Cognition in Quine and Wittgenstein
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url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pqfwxx/lecture_on_learning_meanings_skepticism_and/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063640+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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I’m sharing a philosophy video course that brings together two key turning points in analytic philosophy: Quine’s critique of analyticity and Wittgenstein’s private language argument. The focus is not on technical problem-solving, but on what changed when these ideas challenged the hope that meaning could be fixed by formal rules alone, independent of history, practice, and social life.

A quick note on who this is for and how to approach it. This is not a neutral survey or an intro textbook. It


topic_name: Digital Emotional Phenotyping - Functional Neurological Disorder
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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pgkyh2/digital_emotional_phenotyping_functional/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923118+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1pgkyh2", "score": 13, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1765121055.0, "selftext": "Hi Everyone,\n\nWe have been researching how emotional states amplify the physical presentation of symptoms in Functional Neurological Disorder.\n\nIf you would like to read the paper it can be found here:\n\n[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/398124363\\_Beyond\\_Distress\\_and\\_Resilience\\_Identification\\_of\\_Seven\\_Distinct\\_Emotional\\_Phenotypes\\_in\\_Functional\\_Neurological\\_Disorder\\_Through\\_Large-Scale\\_Digital\\_Phenotyping](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/398124363_Beyond_Distres", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.79, "author": "FlowGroundbreaking19"}

selftext:
Hi Everyone,

We have been researching how emotional states amplify the physical presentation of symptoms in Functional Neurological Disorder.

If you would like to read the paper it can be found here:

[https://www.researchgate.net/publication/398124363\_Beyond\_Distress\_and\_Resilience\_Identification\_of\_Seven\_Distinct\_Emotional\_Phenotypes\_in\_Functional\_Neurological\_Disorder\_Through\_Large-Scale\_Digital\_Phenotyping](https://www.researchgate.net/publication/398124363_Beyond_Distres


topic_name: How are Olympic medals awarded and what's the process behind it?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592921+00:00
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topic_name: Did Blowing Game Cartridges Really Work 🤔
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WZF_XWDjVUo
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.692334
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category: Science & Technology
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qqavx6/beauty_filters_create_an_illusion_of_abundance_in/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055083+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Beauty Filters Create an Illusion of Abundance in Perfect Faces, Fuel Harsh Self-Comparisons and Internalized Ideals, and Harm Mental Health by Amplifying Body Dissatisfaction and Authenticity Loss Across Demographics

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topic_name: Noticing a thought weakens it.
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pvf0wu/noticing_a_thought_weakens_it/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961562+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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topic_name: Mod here: Community Poll!
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nx4um5/mod_here_community_poll/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045438+00:00
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nx4um5", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1759511009.0, "selftext": "Do members in this community find research survey posts interesting or informative? \n\nIf not, we consider no longer allowing these as most have relatively low content value, however we would love to hear from you. \n\nThank you!\n\n[View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1nx4um5)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Roquentin"}

selftext:
Do members in this community find research survey posts interesting or informative? 

If not, we consider no longer allowing these as most have relatively low content value, however we would love to hear from you. 

Thank you!

[View Poll](https://www.reddit.com/poll/1nx4um5)


topic_name: Social Psychology of Dominance: Understanding the Hatred Toward AI-Assisted Thinkers
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019798+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nxwlhe/social_psychology_of_dominance_understanding_the/

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selftext:
In social psychology, the behavior of people who despise and bully those using artificial intelligence to learn and express meaningful ideas can be explained through concepts of dominance, ego defense, and group conformity. These individuals often feel threatened by those who use AI as a tool for intellectual growth because it challenges their sense of superiority and control. Their hostility stems from the need to maintain dominance in social hierarchies, a behavior linked to social dominance o


topic_name: Social Mobility?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pb5xdf/social_mobility/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447861+00:00
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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pb5xdf", "score": 30, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1764571765.0, "selftext": "Who actually faces the most amount of lowered social mobility in the US I once read that it was supposedly upper middle class kids who end up middle class jobs but I also find they also have higher social mobility rates. Though it may be different based off of family expectations and other factors also income depending on states if college matters in this a upper middle class person in New Jersey who works in New York City is gonna earn more than an upper middle class person in Oklahoma City? So", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "No_Control9441"}

selftext:
Who actually faces the most amount of lowered social mobility in the US I once read that it was supposedly upper middle class kids who end up middle class jobs but I also find they also have higher social mobility rates. Though it may be different based off of family expectations and other factors also income depending on states if college matters in this a upper middle class person in New Jersey who works in New York City is gonna earn more than an upper middle class person in Oklahoma City? So


topic_name: The Strange Case of Joan of Arc and Greta Thunberg
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243071+00:00
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url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/10u5gia/the_strange_case_of_joan_of_arc_and_greta_thunberg/

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source: reddit
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url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jkdns4/is_neuroscience_exploring_the_brain_a_good/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142126+00:00
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topic_name:
Is "Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain" a good reference text for high-level brain regions/functions?

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selftext:
**tl;dr:** I'm hoping to find a textbook that gives general high-level models of each area of the brain and general functions associated with systems (e.g., memory, visual perception). I see "Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain" as among the top recommended textbooks in this sub. Does this recommendation still apply if I want to ignore all things biochemistry or would another text fit better? 

**Longer explanation**:

I've been reading studies about how our brain responds to media content (music,


topic_name: People have lost the ability to discuss things without comparison
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513029+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qy4sjo/people_have_lost_the_ability_to_discuss_things/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qy4sjo", "score": 232, "num_comments": 44, "created_utc": 1770440383.0, "selftext": "I'm going to be careful about how I word this, but in general when people are discussing things they can no longer talk about what makes things good or bad or what their merits or flaws are in a rational way. They end up making comparisons almost immediately, often the most extreme comparison possible. We're losing our ability to have actual discourse because nobody can think hard enough about anything to formulate an actual opinion anymore.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "Pukebox_Fandango"}

selftext:
I'm going to be careful about how I word this, but in general when people are discussing things they can no longer talk about what makes things good or bad or what their merits or flaws are in a rational way. They end up making comparisons almost immediately, often the most extreme comparison possible. We're losing our ability to have actual discourse because nobody can think hard enough about anything to formulate an actual opinion anymore.


topic_name: Car lovers should actually advocate for public transit
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087300+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qmdf64/car_lovers_should_actually_advocate_for_public/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qmdf64", "score": 687, "num_comments": 283, "created_utc": 1769328857.0, "selftext": "Hear me out guys. Some of you are like me and love cars, and enjoy driving for the sake of driving and engaging with the process. Not everyone is like us however. \n\nThat said if we had better transit infrastructure in the US, a lot of people who use cars as tools might drive less or stop driving at all. This would leave the roads more free for those of us who appreciate cars as wonderful machines to engage with and allow us to enjoy our driving experiences. ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "cUnexttuesday2"}

selftext:
Hear me out guys. Some of you are like me and love cars, and enjoy driving for the sake of driving and engaging with the process. Not everyone is like us however. 

That said if we had better transit infrastructure in the US, a lot of people who use cars as tools might drive less or stop driving at all. This would leave the roads more free for those of us who appreciate cars as wonderful machines to engage with and allow us to enjoy our driving experiences. 


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url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pnv7cw/if_wealthy_countries_economically_benefit_from/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303508+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
If wealthy countries economically benefit from harboring stolen money from developing countries, what would actually incentivize them to stop?

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pnv7cw", "score": 23, "num_comments": 17, "created_utc": 1765867222.0, "selftext": "Corrupt officials in developing countries steal public funds and hide them in banks and real estate in places like London, Switzerland, Dubai and those stolen billions increase the capital base in wealthy countries, which means their banks can offer cheaper credit to domestic borrowers, helping them build infra, start new business and so on, so developing countries essentially pay for development of developed countries. This is the thesis of a paper I recently read about Nigeria, UK and the corr", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.84, "author": "Super_Presentation14"}

selftext:
Corrupt officials in developing countries steal public funds and hide them in banks and real estate in places like London, Switzerland, Dubai and those stolen billions increase the capital base in wealthy countries, which means their banks can offer cheaper credit to domestic borrowers, helping them build infra, start new business and so on, so developing countries essentially pay for development of developed countries. This is the thesis of a paper I recently read about Nigeria, UK and the corr


topic_name: About the topic of Extended Research Project
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929024+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkib2d/about_the_topic_of_extended_research_project/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qkib2d", "score": 1, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1769146098.0, "selftext": "Hello, are there any previous students who have done ERP research before? Because I still have no idea what topic or what kind of topic should I choose for ERP? Please I beg for your advice.\ud83d\ude4f", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "MinimumPudding5329"}

selftext:
Hello, are there any previous students who have done ERP research before? Because I still have no idea what topic or what kind of topic should I choose for ERP? Please I beg for your advice.🙏


topic_name: The Bubble Allegory (Consciousness, Perception)
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063644+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pplwkx/the_bubble_allegory_consciousness_perception/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pplwkx", "score": 5, "num_comments": 5, "created_utc": 1766047070.0, "selftext": "Hello everybody. I just found this sub and find the content people discuss here extremely interesting. This post is in no way intended to be self-promotional.. I\u2019m simply intrigued by ideas and discussing them with people in spaces like this here!\n\nI\u2019m also particularly interested in where people think the line sits between fruitful symbolic modelling and obscurantism, and how such frameworks might be evaluated without immediately forcing them into a strict realism vs idealism dichotomy. \n\nThis ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.86, "author": "RALahive"}

selftext:
Hello everybody. I just found this sub and find the content people discuss here extremely interesting. This post is in no way intended to be self-promotional.. I’m simply intrigued by ideas and discussing them with people in spaces like this here!

I’m also particularly interested in where people think the line sits between fruitful symbolic modelling and obscurantism, and how such frameworks might be evaluated without immediately forcing them into a strict realism vs idealism dichotomy. 

This 


topic_name: What's the significance of winning an Olympic medal for a country like Canada?
source: curiosity_query
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592925+00:00
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signal_type: question
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{"original_headline": "medaille canada", "original_source": "google_trends", "llm_generated": true, "query_source": "groq_llm"}


topic_name: Silent keyboard SURPRISE 😮 #customkeyboard #keyboard #silentkeyboard
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=IBeY1yyEr-M
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.692568
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category: Science & Technology
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qq5lya/narcissism_shows_surprisingly_consistent_patterns/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055086+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Narcissism shows surprisingly consistent patterns across 53 countries, study finds. The findings suggest that younger adults, men, and individuals who perceive themselves as having high social status tend to display higher levels of narcissistic traits, regardless of their cultural background.

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pux2cj/could_biocomputing_offer_a_new_experimental/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961566+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
Could Biocomputing offer a new experimental approach to studying cognition/the brain and maybe even Consciousness?

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selftext:
Hello everyone,

I'm a high school student who has become very fascinated by the brain, cognition, and Machine learning, etc. Something that been nagging me lately is Biocomputing/organoid intelligence, which is a relatively niche feild such as Cortical Labs' dish brain in which they trained lab grown nueron cultures in Microelectrode arrays to play the game of pong ([paper here](https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9747182/)). And not even just that, another group of researchers was able to


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045441+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
A Practical Framework for Applied Persuasion: Stacking 6 Layers of Behavioral Economics for Conversion

url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nvipx9/a_practical_framework_for_applied_persuasion/

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selftext:
For the thinkers and builders in this sub,

This community has incredible insights on specific biases (Anchoring, Loss Aversion, etc), but I've always searched for a unified framework that shows how to stack these principles together for real world marketing and sales. So I've spent the last 9 months engineering one: a 6 layer system I call the AREU Codex. I would like to share the foundation of it with this community for feedback.

Layer 1: Surface Logic. The initial layer is about satisfying t


topic_name: People with Bad Personalities
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nw3knx/people_with_bad_personalities/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019803+00:00
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nw3knx", "score": 42, "num_comments": 16, "created_utc": 1759411160.0, "selftext": "People with bad personalities often display traits that make social interaction difficult and unpleasant. They may be arrogant, selfish, or dismissive of others, showing little regard for respect or empathy. Such individuals often prioritize their own interests at the expense of those around them, which can create tension and conflict in both personal and professional settings. Their negative behavior may stem from insecurity, lack of self-awareness, or an unwillingness to change. Over time, thi", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
People with bad personalities often display traits that make social interaction difficult and unpleasant. They may be arrogant, selfish, or dismissive of others, showing little regard for respect or empathy. Such individuals often prioritize their own interests at the expense of those around them, which can create tension and conflict in both personal and professional settings. Their negative behavior may stem from insecurity, lack of self-awareness, or an unwillingness to change. Over time, thi


topic_name: Have changing economic conditions affected what the sexes look for in partners?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447864+00:00
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subreddit: AskSocialScience
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https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pardct/have_changing_economic_conditions_affected_what/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pardct", "score": 40, "num_comments": 7, "created_utc": 1764531701.0, "selftext": "Have we seen shifts in what men and women find desirable in partners? \n\nFor example women are largely economically independent so is a male partner\u2019s financial status as important today as it once was, with regard to partner choice? \n\nNow men are less dependent on housework/chores, is a stay at home wife as important to men? ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.85, "author": "SoybeanCola1933"}

selftext:
Have we seen shifts in what men and women find desirable in partners? 

For example women are largely economically independent so is a male partner’s financial status as important today as it once was, with regard to partner choice? 

Now men are less dependent on housework/chores, is a stay at home wife as important to men? 


topic_name: Climate change - your opinion matters!
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/10kbjfv/climate_change_your_opinion_matters/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243075+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "10kbjfv", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1674583044.0, "selftext": "Hi, we are a group of Durham University finalists, and we would love for you to contribute to our dissertation research on \"Public Reactions to Climate Change and Protesting\"! All you have to do is fill out a 15-minute questionnaire: you need to be older than 18 and live in the UK. The data collection is *anonymous* and you also have the chance to be in our raffle to win one of 5 \u00a320 gift cards! Thank you! \n\nWe'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions! Thank you!\n\nhttps://durhampsychology.eu.qu", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "envpsych"}

selftext:
Hi, we are a group of Durham University finalists, and we would love for you to contribute to our dissertation research on "Public Reactions to Climate Change and Protesting"! All you have to do is fill out a 15-minute questionnaire: you need to be older than 18 and live in the UK. The data collection is *anonymous* and you also have the chance to be in our raffle to win one of 5 £20 gift cards! Thank you! 

We'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions! Thank you!

https://durhampsychology.eu.qu


topic_name: Synaptic plasticity rules driving representational shifting in the hippocampus
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jga53y/synaptic_plasticity_rules_driving/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142129+00:00
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selftext:
**Abstract:**  Synaptic plasticity is widely thought to support memory storage in the brain, but the rules determining impactful synaptic changes in vivo are not known. We considered the trial-by-trial shifting dynamics of hippocampal place fields (PF) as an indicator of ongoing plasticity during memory formation and familiarization. 

By implementing different plasticity rules in computational models of spiking place cells and comparing them to experimentally measured PFs from mice navigating f


topic_name: Chocolate covered strawberries suck
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qy4a2e/chocolate_covered_strawberries_suck/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513033+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qy4a2e", "score": 210, "num_comments": 71, "created_utc": 1770438839.0, "selftext": "Fresh strawberries are delicious, chocolate is delicious. They do not taste good together. The dish itself is messy, as soon as you bite in chocolate is falling apart. \nRaspberries are the superior berry, especially when paired with chocolate. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.83, "author": "ABadBear"}

selftext:
Fresh strawberries are delicious, chocolate is delicious. They do not taste good together. The dish itself is messy, as soon as you bite in chocolate is falling apart. 
Raspberries are the superior berry, especially when paired with chocolate. 


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087303+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Kasparov vs Karpov is the greatest (sports)rivalry of all time and superior to the Ronaldo Messi rivalry.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qv8nch/kasparov_vs_karpov_is_the_greatest_sportsrivalry/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qv8nch", "score": 688, "num_comments": 308, "created_utc": 1770163011.0, "selftext": "Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov played a total of\u00a0**144**\u00a0recognized professional classical chess games against each other in their five World Championship matches between 1984 and 1990. In these 144 games, Kasparov won 21, Karpov won 19, and 104 were draws. the average Karpov-Kasparov classical game lasted between 4 and 5 hours. This equals 27 full days of head-on rivalry. Compared to Messi and Ronaldo's measly 36 shared fixtures.", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.79, "author": "ClearAdhesiveness123"}

selftext:
Anatoly Karpov and Garry Kasparov played a total of **144** recognized professional classical chess games against each other in their five World Championship matches between 1984 and 1990. In these 144 games, Kasparov won 21, Karpov won 19, and 104 were draws. the average Karpov-Kasparov classical game lasted between 4 and 5 hours. This equals 27 full days of head-on rivalry. Compared to Messi and Ronaldo's measly 36 shared fixtures.


topic_name: What makes consensual necrophilia immoral?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pollca/what_makes_consensual_necrophilia_immoral/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303514+00:00
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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pollca", "score": 0, "num_comments": 18, "created_utc": 1765940340.0, "selftext": "To clarify, as I'm aware this is an...*Uncomfortable* question: I do not participate in these acts, I do not actively encourage it, I do not make this post jokingly.\n\nFrom my perspective, if two people love each other in life, they are allowed to participate in an emotional and physical relationship. Recent years have opened more doors via the LGBTQIA+ community, and the idea of different forms of love. I am not comparing being gay to necrophilia, this is merely an example of changing in society", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.25, "author": "DarkkraiB"}

selftext:
To clarify, as I'm aware this is an...*Uncomfortable* question: I do not participate in these acts, I do not actively encourage it, I do not make this post jokingly.

From my perspective, if two people love each other in life, they are allowed to participate in an emotional and physical relationship. Recent years have opened more doors via the LGBTQIA+ community, and the idea of different forms of love. I am not comparing being gay to necrophilia, this is merely an example of changing in society


topic_name: Should I do Psyd or Phd if I want to be a child psychologist?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929028+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkhkc8/should_i_do_psyd_or_phd_if_i_want_to_be_a_child/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qkhkc8", "score": 1, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1769143887.0, "selftext": "hi everyone! this is my first time posting here so i hope all of you can help me with something I have been stressing over for awhile. I am currently a junior in undergrad and have been dead set on becoming a child psychologist. I have a 3.85 GPA (out of 4) but unfortunately do not have any research experience (i took methods and i\u2019m taking an advanced research class but nothing else as i go to a small liberal arts college). However, I have been really devoted to getting more applied experience ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.54, "author": "adventurewaveryn"}

selftext:
hi everyone! this is my first time posting here so i hope all of you can help me with something I have been stressing over for awhile. I am currently a junior in undergrad and have been dead set on becoming a child psychologist. I have a 3.85 GPA (out of 4) but unfortunately do not have any research experience (i took methods and i’m taking an advanced research class but nothing else as i go to a small liberal arts college). However, I have been really devoted to getting more applied experience 


topic_name: What software do you feel is missing/could be improved in the current research workflow?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:02.120747+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qcrynx/what_software_do_you_feel_is_missingcould_be/

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selftext:
⸻

Psychology graduate here, now transitioning into computer science. During my psych degree, I was struck by how many gaps and inefficiencies still exist in the software used for psychological research, especially particularly the amount of manual work that seems like it could be automated/ complex work that could be simplified with better tech. 

I’m interested in building something that genuinely addresses the most persistent pain points psych researchers face, so I wanted to ask:

What do yo


topic_name: Why “Consciousness” Is a Useless Concept (and Behavior Is All That Matters)
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pppi87/why_consciousness_is_a_useless_concept_and/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063648+00:00
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pppi87", "score": 2, "num_comments": 81, "created_utc": 1766060613.0, "selftext": "Most debates about consciousness go nowhere because they start with the wrong assumption, that consciousness is a thing rather than a word we use to identify certain patterns of behavior.\n\nAfter thousands of years of philosophy, neuroscience, and now AI research, we still cannot define consciousness, locate it, measure it, or explain how it arises.\n\nBehavior is what really matters.\n\nIf we strip away intuition, mysticism, and anthropocentrism, we are left with observable facts, systems behave,  s", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.57, "author": "ponzy1981"}

selftext:
Most debates about consciousness go nowhere because they start with the wrong assumption, that consciousness is a thing rather than a word we use to identify certain patterns of behavior.

After thousands of years of philosophy, neuroscience, and now AI research, we still cannot define consciousness, locate it, measure it, or explain how it arises.

Behavior is what really matters.

If we strip away intuition, mysticism, and anthropocentrism, we are left with observable facts, systems behave,  s


topic_name: Developmental amnesia
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1petpcd/developmental_amnesia/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923130+00:00
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1petpcd", "score": 5, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1764937350.0, "selftext": "I'm using the term that I see the most in studies, but personally I would have thought it should be called dysmnesia, but oh well.\n\nSo I've run into that disorder a few times and I see a lot of studies and a few mentions in neurodevelopmental neuropsychology books. But so much information seems to be contradictory. Also, I feel that some of my client's psychometrics measures are kinda challenging the classic memory model of encoding/retrieval/consolidation etc.\n\nHas anyone found reliable, scienc", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "AxisTheGreat"}

selftext:
I'm using the term that I see the most in studies, but personally I would have thought it should be called dysmnesia, but oh well.

So I've run into that disorder a few times and I see a lot of studies and a few mentions in neurodevelopmental neuropsychology books. But so much information seems to be contradictory. Also, I feel that some of my client's psychometrics measures are kinda challenging the classic memory model of encoding/retrieval/consolidation etc.

Has anyone found reliable, scienc


topic_name: How does the Coppa Italia tournament work and what's its importance in Italian football?
source: curiosity_query
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592928+00:00
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signal_type: question
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topic_name: The Most Insane Field Run in Super Bowl History? (POV)
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=PvHpZLZRmJI
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384185
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category: Sports
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signal_type: video_demand
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topic_name: Alzheimer’s patients show reduced neural integration during brain stimulation
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qqdb88/alzheimers_patients_show_reduced_neural/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055091+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "psychology", "post_id": "1qqdb88", "score": 98, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1769704145.0, "selftext": "", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.98, "author": "Doug24"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qhn3ps/psychopathic_personality_is_measured_with_a_1970s/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928523+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Psychopathic personality is measured with a 1970s checklist. A Berkeley psychologist says it’s time to upgrade.

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topic_name: Applied Foresight
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nup38c/applied_foresight/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045445+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nup38c", "score": 13, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1759265969.0, "selftext": "Curious if you are aware of the Copenhagen Institute of Future Studies and more specifically their course https://www.cifs.dk/services/courses/applied-strategic-foresight-on-site\nthat is workshop on applied strategic foresight. \n\nI understand this is a behavioural economics forum and I think strategic foresight is critical in behavioural science fields. \n\n2500 euros and they have an online version\u2026.it sounds enticing. What I hope to achieve from the session is to understand tools and frameworks ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.94, "author": "Due-Kitchen526"}

selftext:
Curious if you are aware of the Copenhagen Institute of Future Studies and more specifically their course https://www.cifs.dk/services/courses/applied-strategic-foresight-on-site
that is workshop on applied strategic foresight. 

I understand this is a behavioural economics forum and I think strategic foresight is critical in behavioural science fields. 

2500 euros and they have an online version….it sounds enticing. What I hope to achieve from the session is to understand tools and frameworks 


topic_name: Launching a Community Dedicated to Survey Fraud Detection
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019807+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nrkniq/launching_a_community_dedicated_to_survey_fraud/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nrkniq", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758942650.0, "selftext": "We are launching a new community called\u00a0r/ResponsePie, dedicated to showcasing peer-reviewed research on survey fraud and detection methods. The goal is to highlight techniques that have been proven effective in identifying fraudulent responses and share insights with researchers and practitioners.\n\nThe community will host\u00a0active discussions\u00a0on the challenges, trends, and solutions surrounding survey fraud.\n\nIf this is an area you\u2019re interested in, we would love for you to join and be part of th", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.66, "author": "improvedataquality"}

selftext:
We are launching a new community called r/ResponsePie, dedicated to showcasing peer-reviewed research on survey fraud and detection methods. The goal is to highlight techniques that have been proven effective in identifying fraudulent responses and share insights with researchers and practitioners.

The community will host active discussions on the challenges, trends, and solutions surrounding survey fraud.

If this is an area you’re interested in, we would love for you to join and be part of th


topic_name: Do welfare and government subsidies actually make people “lazy,” or is this just a myth?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447868+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p9oh5k/do_welfare_and_government_subsidies_actually_make/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p9oh5k", "score": 1875, "num_comments": 402, "created_utc": 1764421462.0, "selftext": "I keep seeing this claim everywhere \u2014 that if a government provides free rations, subsidies, or social welfare programs, people (especially poor) will stop working and just rely on the state forever. \n\nIs this actually true? Or is it just a stereotype that gets repeated without evidence?\n\nDoes research actually show that welfare reduces people\u2019s willingness to work? Or even having a \"job' is our end goal?\n\n", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.95, "author": "Excellent_Place4977"}

selftext:
I keep seeing this claim everywhere — that if a government provides free rations, subsidies, or social welfare programs, people (especially poor) will stop working and just rely on the state forever. 

Is this actually true? Or is it just a stereotype that gets repeated without evidence?

Does research actually show that welfare reduces people’s willingness to work? Or even having a "job' is our end goal?


topic_name: How Breaking Bad Used Our Cognitive Biases To Captivate
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243079+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/106uqnj/how_breaking_bad_used_our_cognitive_biases_to/

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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "106uqnj", "score": 3, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1673213032.0, "selftext": "How did Vince Gilligan take us from hapless Hal from Malcolm in the Middle to Heisenberg in Breaking Bad? In this video, we use academic psychology to understand the viewing experience of Breaking Bad.  Psychological concepts addressed include anchoring, first impressions, mental filters, Jungian psychoanalysis, and the Fundamental Attribution Error.\n\n[https://youtu.be/1qucop6Rl1E](https://youtu.be/1qucop6Rl1E)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Real-External392"}

selftext:
How did Vince Gilligan take us from hapless Hal from Malcolm in the Middle to Heisenberg in Breaking Bad? In this video, we use academic psychology to understand the viewing experience of Breaking Bad.  Psychological concepts addressed include anchoring, first impressions, mental filters, Jungian psychoanalysis, and the Fundamental Attribution Error.

[https://youtu.be/1qucop6Rl1E](https://youtu.be/1qucop6Rl1E)


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142133+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Sex Differences in Human Brain Structure at Birth | Biology of Sex Differences: Sex differences in brain structure are present at birth and remain stable during early development. The study found that while male infants tend to have larger total brain volumes, female infants, when adjusted for brain

url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jglyh2/sex_differences_in_human_brain_structure_at_birth/

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source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513037+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Our celebrities are failing us in the one area where they are most needed: setting aesthetic trends.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qxj4xf/our_celebrities_are_failing_us_in_the_one_area/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qxj4xf", "score": 1421, "num_comments": 478, "created_utc": 1770388257.0, "selftext": "People often debate the role of the celebrity in culture. Some people want them to speak up for humanitarian causes. Some people want them set a moral example for the youth. Some people want nothing to do with them. But there is one area where, in my mind, they are sorely needed: be cool, and set trends for what is cool. And our current crop of celebrities is failing us, which is why the 2020s have no defining aesthetic qualities. It\u2019s why it seems like so much of our current art and fashion are", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "New_General3939"}

selftext:
People often debate the role of the celebrity in culture. Some people want them to speak up for humanitarian causes. Some people want them set a moral example for the youth. Some people want nothing to do with them. But there is one area where, in my mind, they are sorely needed: be cool, and set trends for what is cool. And our current crop of celebrities is failing us, which is why the 2020s have no defining aesthetic qualities. It’s why it seems like so much of our current art and fashion are


topic_name: Philosophical conversations are arguably the best way to know someone
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087307+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qn78fn/philosophical_conversations_are_arguably_the_best/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qn78fn", "score": 636, "num_comments": 91, "created_utc": 1769405192.0, "selftext": "A deep philosophical conversation is incredible for getting to know someone. It helps you understand their core beliefs that make them who they are. Talking about things like trolley problems, metaphysics, identity related questions, life\u2019s meaning, etc. It\u2019s all excellent for truly understanding the way someone thinks", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "FudgeNipples1"}

selftext:
A deep philosophical conversation is incredible for getting to know someone. It helps you understand their core beliefs that make them who they are. Talking about things like trolley problems, metaphysics, identity related questions, life’s meaning, etc. It’s all excellent for truly understanding the way someone thinks


topic_name: What happens to privacy when everything is being tracked?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303519+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pninhp/what_happens_to_privacy_when_everything_is_being/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pninhp", "score": 10, "num_comments": 12, "created_utc": 1765831826.0, "selftext": "I got a new to me Iphone 16 after having an 11 for many years. I'm now getting multiple prompts from apple to \"ask sites/apps to not cross track my visits\" and I love this feature but I realize majority of websites have custom code in the site build that tracks behavior to support look-a-like ads for different platforms.   \n  \nWith all this constant tracking, whether transparent or not, I end up feeling like \"whatever, I'm being tracked at every move anyway so who cares\". For those who don't get", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.7, "author": "cakeclub_app"}

selftext:
I got a new to me Iphone 16 after having an 11 for many years. I'm now getting multiple prompts from apple to "ask sites/apps to not cross track my visits" and I love this feature but I realize majority of websites have custom code in the site build that tracks behavior to support look-a-like ads for different platforms.   
  
With all this constant tracking, whether transparent or not, I end up feeling like "whatever, I'm being tracked at every move anyway so who cares". For those who don't get


topic_name: Looking for a (Business) Psychology Research Buddy
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929032+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkbn90/looking_for_a_business_psychology_research_buddy/

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topic_name: Any good journal apps to keep up with psychology research and literature?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:02.120750+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qc85sy/any_good_journal_apps_to_keep_up_with_psychology/

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topic_name: What if consciousness is ranked, fragile, and determines moral weight?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pp172i/what_if_consciousness_is_ranked_fragile_and/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063654+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pp172i", "score": 0, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1765989478.0, "selftext": "Hey everyone, I\u2019ve been thinking about consciousness and ethics, and I want to share a framework I\u2019ve been developing. I call it Threshold Consciousness Theory (TCT). It\u2019s a bit speculative, but I\u2019d love feedback or counterarguments.\n\nThe basic idea: consciousness isn\u2019t a soul or something magically given \u2014 it emerges when a system reaches sufficient integration. How integrated the system is determines how much subjective experience it can support, and I\u2019ve organized it into three levels:\n\n* **L", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Pure_Form626"}

selftext:
Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking about consciousness and ethics, and I want to share a framework I’ve been developing. I call it Threshold Consciousness Theory (TCT). It’s a bit speculative, but I’d love feedback or counterarguments.

The basic idea: consciousness isn’t a soul or something magically given — it emerges when a system reaches sufficient integration. How integrated the system is determines how much subjective experience it can support, and I’ve organized it into three levels:

* **L


topic_name: HIPAA Compliant Tablet Help
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pef4i2/hipaa_compliant_tablet_help/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923134+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1pef4i2", "score": 3, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1764890409.0, "selftext": "Hey all,\n\nMy wife is a clinical neuropsychologist and I\u2019m looking to see if there are any tech that you all recommend to help with assessment writing etc. I wanted to get her a Remarkable but realized that it is not properly encrypted for HIPAA compliance. She recently subscribed to Heidi health to help organize patient, assessment and session notes. Would there be an advantage to utilizing this with an iPad and Apple Pencil or is there any other things that you use that you recommend to keep yo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.71, "author": "Additional_Energy_25"}

selftext:
Hey all,

My wife is a clinical neuropsychologist and I’m looking to see if there are any tech that you all recommend to help with assessment writing etc. I wanted to get her a Remarkable but realized that it is not properly encrypted for HIPAA compliance. She recently subscribed to Heidi health to help organize patient, assessment and session notes. Would there be an advantage to utilizing this with an iPad and Apple Pencil or is there any other things that you use that you recommend to keep yo


topic_name: What's the process of designing and creating Olympic medals?
source: curiosity_query
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:38.592931+00:00
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reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"original_headline": "medailles olympiques 2026", "original_source": "google_trends", "llm_generated": true, "query_source": "groq_llm"}


topic_name: ONE PIECE: Season 2 | Official Trailer | Netflix
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=S-XxKVxZ2fU
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:03.481599
autocomplete: []
category: General/Mixed
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
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topic_name: Psychiatrists plan to overhaul the mental health bible—and change how we define ‘disorder’
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qpn1sn/psychiatrists_plan_to_overhaul_the_mental_health/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055095+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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topic_name: New Podcast About Stroke And Aphasia Recovery
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pud1co/new_podcast_about_stroke_and_aphasia_recovery/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961575+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: cogsci
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pud1co", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1766546086.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone,\n\nMy name is Justin. I recently started a podcast with my dad called **When Words Don\u2019t Come Easy**. My dad had a stroke a few years ago that left him with aphasia, and this podcast follows his story\u2014his experience in the hospital, rehab, and how life has changed since.\n\nWe also speak with speech therapists, specialists, and other stroke survivors to share real experiences, challenges, and insights about recovery.\n\nThe first two episodes are out now, and new episodes come out every S", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.67, "author": "KopitarCarter1177"}

selftext:
Hi everyone,

My name is Justin. I recently started a podcast with my dad called **When Words Don’t Come Easy**. My dad had a stroke a few years ago that left him with aphasia, and this podcast follows his story—his experience in the hospital, rehab, and how life has changed since.

We also speak with speech therapists, specialists, and other stroke survivors to share real experiences, challenges, and insights about recovery.

The first two episodes are out now, and new episodes come out every S


topic_name: Best MOOCs for Behavioral Economics(Newbie)
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045449+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nsge7a/best_moocs_for_behavioral_economicsnewbie/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nsge7a", "score": 19, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1759037852.0, "selftext": "Hi, \n\nI'm new to the economics world, and don't know where to start or what courses are good for learning this. Not an econs student(tech and business background), but I really want to learn. \n\nAny good courses you'd recommend?\n\nI'm ok with paying for it as long as it's reasonable, but would prefer the accountability of an actual course versus books.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.95, "author": "JKONGTCHEU"}

selftext:
Hi, 

I'm new to the economics world, and don't know where to start or what courses are good for learning this. Not an econs student(tech and business background), but I really want to learn. 

Any good courses you'd recommend?

I'm ok with paying for it as long as it's reasonable, but would prefer the accountability of an actual course versus books.


topic_name: How Unnoticed Digital Anxiety Buffers Fuel Psychology’s Replication Crisis: A TMT Case Study
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nqvh3b/how_unnoticed_digital_anxiety_buffers_fuel/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019811+00:00
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reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nqvh3b", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758873657.0, "selftext": "Psychology\u2019s replication crisis stems not only from methodological weaknesses but also from a pervasive, underrecognized confound: \ncontinuous digital anxiety buffering provided by modern devices. \n\nLike particle physics, psychology confronts an enormous number of interacting variables that complicate replication. However, the emergence of ubiquitous digital anxiety buffers represents a novel, systematic confound that has coincided with\u2014and likely accelerated\u2014replication failures across the disc", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Defiant-Internal555"}

selftext:
Psychology’s replication crisis stems not only from methodological weaknesses but also from a pervasive, underrecognized confound: 
continuous digital anxiety buffering provided by modern devices. 

Like particle physics, psychology confronts an enormous number of interacting variables that complicate replication. However, the emergence of ubiquitous digital anxiety buffers represents a novel, systematic confound that has coincided with—and likely accelerated—replication failures across the disc


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447872+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What was the real consequence of the prohibition of marriage between fourth and then seventh cousins ​​in medieval Europe ?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1pam2ug/what_was_the_real_consequence_of_the_prohibition/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1pam2ug", "score": 13, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1764519211.0, "selftext": "I ask myself this question after hearing about the work of Joseph Heinrich entitled \"WEIRD,\" which posits that the prohibition of marriage between cousins \u200b\u200bas a rule in the Catholic Church is at the root of what some call \"Western exceptionalism.\" This gentleman, a psychologist, seems to belong to the school of evolutionary cognitive psychology, much like Steve Pinker, and reaches deterministic, unicausal conclusions similar to Jared Diamond's approach. My question is, \"What was the real and di", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "Conscious_State2096"}

selftext:
I ask myself this question after hearing about the work of Joseph Heinrich entitled "WEIRD," which posits that the prohibition of marriage between cousins ​​as a rule in the Catholic Church is at the root of what some call "Western exceptionalism." This gentleman, a psychologist, seems to belong to the school of evolutionary cognitive psychology, much like Steve Pinker, and reaches deterministic, unicausal conclusions similar to Jared Diamond's approach. My question is, "What was the real and di


topic_name: my spiritual research
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/1047y6z/my_spiritual_research/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243083+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "1047y6z", "score": 1, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1672947531.0, "selftext": "Dear People,\n\nIm in the very special point on my path - finishing my formal education and working on the MA thesis. It\u2019s so exciting! As a part of my research I\u2019m taking into consideration spiritual experiences of the mankind - as I believe that this topic is not explored enough in the modern science. If you choose to help me possibly discover something and make an impact - I\u2019d be forever grateful. Cheers!\n\n[https://warsawpsy.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\\_4I07pGEGLvyy5BY](https://warsawpsy.eu.qu", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.6, "author": "MeekaClara"}

selftext:
Dear People,

Im in the very special point on my path - finishing my formal education and working on the MA thesis. It’s so exciting! As a part of my research I’m taking into consideration spiritual experiences of the mankind - as I believe that this topic is not explored enough in the modern science. If you choose to help me possibly discover something and make an impact - I’d be forever grateful. Cheers!

[https://warsawpsy.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV\_4I07pGEGLvyy5BY](https://warsawpsy.eu.qu


topic_name: Recent Allegations of Brain-Computer Weapon Use in China: Assessing Technological Feasibility​
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142137+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jg2fry/recent_allegations_of_braincomputer_weapon_use_in/

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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1jg2fry", "score": 6, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1742511938.0, "selftext": "Dear r/neuroscience community,\n\nI recently came across reports about a Chinese programmer, Hu Lezhi, who allegedly burned over 2,500 ETH (approximately $6.8 million) to draw attention to claims that certain Chinese corporations are using \"brain-computer weapons\" to control employees and citizens.\n\nThis raises several questions:\n\n1. **Current State of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Technology:** How advanced are our current BCIs in terms of reading and influencing human thoughts or behaviors?\u200b\n2.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "drissi-Ahmed"}

selftext:
Dear r/neuroscience community,

I recently came across reports about a Chinese programmer, Hu Lezhi, who allegedly burned over 2,500 ETH (approximately $6.8 million) to draw attention to claims that certain Chinese corporations are using "brain-computer weapons" to control employees and citizens.

This raises several questions:

1. **Current State of Brain-Computer Interface (BCI) Technology:** How advanced are our current BCIs in terms of reading and influencing human thoughts or behaviors?​
2.


topic_name: Most friends with benefits fail because of the "friendship" part
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513041+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qxhhg9/most_friends_with_benefits_fail_because_of_the/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qxhhg9", "score": 1619, "num_comments": 131, "created_utc": 1770384162.0, "selftext": "Often times, I see people say friends with benefits type relationships are doomed to fail because sex causes people to bond and release certain hormones, etc., etc.\n\nBut I fully believe that friends with benefits type agreements mostly fail because of the very **friendship** part. Let me clear this up now. First, I don\u2019t deny that sex releases certain hormones and creates a bond, but the moment you agree with your FWB to spend time outside of sex is when even stronger bonding starts to form.\n\nIn", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.95, "author": "Rainbowdark96"}

selftext:
Often times, I see people say friends with benefits type relationships are doomed to fail because sex causes people to bond and release certain hormones, etc., etc.

But I fully believe that friends with benefits type agreements mostly fail because of the very **friendship** part. Let me clear this up now. First, I don’t deny that sex releases certain hormones and creates a bond, but the moment you agree with your FWB to spend time outside of sex is when even stronger bonding starts to form.

In


topic_name: Lip gloss is the most pointless beauty product that exists
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087310+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qhyb19/lip_gloss_is_the_most_pointless_beauty_product/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qhyb19", "score": 618, "num_comments": 130, "created_utc": 1768907327.0, "selftext": "If you aren't reapplying it every 5 seconds, it will just come off. So there was basically no point to applying it in the first place. Many of them are sticky and uncomfortable to wear too. I think that a good lipstick, lip stain, or lip balm is generally much better.\n\nReally the only situation I can think of in which lip gloss makes sense to wear instead of the aforementioned is for taking pictures or video.\n\nLip oils kind of make more sense since they also double as a lip balm.", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.82, "author": "Blonde_Icon"}

selftext:
If you aren't reapplying it every 5 seconds, it will just come off. So there was basically no point to applying it in the first place. Many of them are sticky and uncomfortable to wear too. I think that a good lipstick, lip stain, or lip balm is generally much better.

Really the only situation I can think of in which lip gloss makes sense to wear instead of the aforementioned is for taking pictures or video.

Lip oils kind of make more sense since they also double as a lip balm.


topic_name: What advanced technologies do you think the government has that they are keeping secret from us?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pmpenm/what_advanced_technologies_do_you_think_the/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303522+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pmpenm", "score": 319, "num_comments": 238, "created_utc": 1765747376.0, "selftext": "I don\u2019t believe the government has anti-gravity, antimatter power, teleportation or time travel technologies but I cant help but feel that they have something cool. Something realistic like fogbank but maybe slightly more interesting. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "DarthAthleticCup"}

selftext:
I don’t believe the government has anti-gravity, antimatter power, teleportation or time travel technologies but I cant help but feel that they have something cool. Something realistic like fogbank but maybe slightly more interesting. 


topic_name: PLEASE ADVISE: When to “circle back” via email to PI about a post-bac RA position?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929035+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qkaq7j/please_advise_when_to_circle_back_via_email_to_pi/

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source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063658+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Coincidence is what happens between change and necessity. If coincidental events are correlated, we can incorrectly assume that our choices are free just because we don't know their causal link.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1po3fcf/coincidence_is_what_happens_between_change_and/

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topic_name: Resources for learning lesions with associated neuropsych symptoms?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923137+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1pd7tmw/resources_for_learning_lesions_with_associated/

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1pd7tmw", "score": 9, "num_comments": 7, "created_utc": 1764777037.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m a psych NP and I do house visits. Majority of my population are home bound due to stroke, TBI, and dementia. I\u2019d like to improve my understanding of cognitive and behavioral symptoms associated with brain lesion locations. A focus on stroke would be good. Do you have any recommendations on learning material? ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "YummyOvary"}

selftext:
I’m a psych NP and I do house visits. Majority of my population are home bound due to stroke, TBI, and dementia. I’d like to improve my understanding of cognitive and behavioral symptoms associated with brain lesion locations. A focus on stroke would be good. Do you have any recommendations on learning material? 


topic_name: A silent but deadly battle! #shorts
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JV2qNM_fDBM
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.095677
autocomplete: []
category: Entertainment
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
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{"video_id": "JV2qNM_fDBM", "channel": "GTA Krishna ", "category": "Entertainment", "category_id": 24, "views": "3309271", "view_count": 3309271, "likes": "325215", "published_at": "2026-02-10T10:15:12Z"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qplvmp/data_has_shown_that_students_are_learning_less/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055099+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Data has shown that students are learning less effectively due to the presence of screens in the classroom, but Denmark has fixed this by removing most digital learning

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source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045452+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
New evidence challenges traditional loss aversion models: households show distinct 'optimism threshold' during low financial stress periods

url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nrpbug/new_evidence_challenges_traditional_loss_aversion/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nrpbug", "score": 18, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758959231.0, "selftext": "This study provides a nuanced view of loss aversion that goes beyond the standard asymmetric response model. Using 275,000+ household responses from India (2015-2023), researchers found the expected pattern where financial stress creates more pessimism than equivalent calm periods create optimism.\n\nBut here's where it gets interesting for behavioral economics, the data reveals what appears to be a distinct psychological threshold. When financial stress drops to genuinely low levels (not just \"le", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Super_Presentation14"}

selftext:
This study provides a nuanced view of loss aversion that goes beyond the standard asymmetric response model. Using 275,000+ household responses from India (2015-2023), researchers found the expected pattern where financial stress creates more pessimism than equivalent calm periods create optimism.

But here's where it gets interesting for behavioral economics, the data reveals what appears to be a distinct psychological threshold. When financial stress drops to genuinely low levels (not just "le


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019815+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Are stereotypes a necessary mental shortcut for navigating a complex social world, or are they purely a product of prejudice?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1noh0qt/are_stereotypes_a_necessary_mental_shortcut_for/

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topic_name: How accepted is Marx's historical materialism in today's academic world?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447876+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p92naa/how_accepted_is_marxs_historical_materialism_in/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p92naa", "score": 168, "num_comments": 99, "created_utc": 1764355485.0, "selftext": "Do contemporary academia take it seriously, or is it a fringe views? Are there any proofs or any ways to prove it? Thanks ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.9, "author": "mercy_4_u"}

selftext:
Do contemporary academia take it seriously, or is it a fringe views? Are there any proofs or any ways to prove it? Thanks 


topic_name: How to handle narcissistic traits in people and yourself
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243086+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/100pns6/how_to_handle_narcissistic_traits_in_people_and/

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jdk6sx/hidden_memory_formation_study_reveals_how_our/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142142+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Hidden memory formation: Study reveals how our brains encode patterns we never consciously recognize

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topic_name: Daylight savings time makes sense in general, but it should be in winter
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513044+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qyjbkv/daylight_savings_time_makes_sense_in_general_but/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qyjbkv", "score": 7, "num_comments": 34, "created_utc": 1770484297.0, "selftext": "Ok, I want to pitch something new. In my area UTC+1 is the \"normal\" time, and UTC+2 is daylight savings.\n\nI'd want this changed. UTC+1 would be great for the 8ish weeks around summer solstice. UTC+2 leads to that weird situation that there is no actual \"evening\", you go to bed when it is still kind of bright, so UTC+1 delivers a small window of actual \"evening\", even directly at the summer solstice. That the sun then rises at 4AM is kind of irrelevant, as the sun will rise anyway before you get ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.58, "author": "DeltaViriginae"}

selftext:
Ok, I want to pitch something new. In my area UTC+1 is the "normal" time, and UTC+2 is daylight savings.

I'd want this changed. UTC+1 would be great for the 8ish weeks around summer solstice. UTC+2 leads to that weird situation that there is no actual "evening", you go to bed when it is still kind of bright, so UTC+1 delivers a small window of actual "evening", even directly at the summer solstice. That the sun then rises at 4AM is kind of irrelevant, as the sun will rise anyway before you get 


topic_name: Marty Supreme is not a great film.
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qp666r/marty_supreme_is_not_a_great_film/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087313+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qp666r", "score": 614, "num_comments": 317, "created_utc": 1769590293.0, "selftext": "35mm camera work\u2014beautiful. Chalamet\u2014talented, arrogant and needs improvement. He misses key nuances like tone, and body language: no f\u2019cking way that Paul Atreides has the same walk and talk as Marty Reisman. The basis of survival and perseverance fell flat with the ending note: it wasn\u2019t ambiguous, it completely undermined the protagonist altogether. In terms of this genre, Safdie is overrated: a spectacle is a movie\u2014not a film. Safdie can\u2019t hold a flame to any of Darren Aronofsky pieces. I wo", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.7, "author": "ayebudz"}

selftext:
35mm camera work—beautiful. Chalamet—talented, arrogant and needs improvement. He misses key nuances like tone, and body language: no f’cking way that Paul Atreides has the same walk and talk as Marty Reisman. The basis of survival and perseverance fell flat with the ending note: it wasn’t ambiguous, it completely undermined the protagonist altogether. In terms of this genre, Safdie is overrated: a spectacle is a movie—not a film. Safdie can’t hold a flame to any of Darren Aronofsky pieces. I wo


topic_name: Who is the next president that America needs?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pnws82/who_is_the_next_president_that_america_needs/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303526+00:00
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topic_name: American Psychological Association One Year Membership
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929039+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qjixma/american_psychological_association_one_year/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qjixma", "score": 19, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1769050896.0, "selftext": "Hey guys, I recently became an American Psychological Association\u00a0ambassador and was granted the opportunity to offer a one-year free membership to anyone who signs up with my link. \n\nIt's pretty cool because I recently also submitted my poster to their annual symposium, which only accepts abstract submissions from APA members. This usually costs around $30, so it's not huge savings, but I hope it helps y'all!\n\n[at.apa.org/ref?utm\\_term=140956876b481a3](http://at.apa.org/ref?utm_term=140956876b4", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.95, "author": "VisualAward2867"}

selftext:
Hey guys, I recently became an American Psychological Association ambassador and was granted the opportunity to offer a one-year free membership to anyone who signs up with my link. 

It's pretty cool because I recently also submitted my poster to their annual symposium, which only accepts abstract submissions from APA members. This usually costs around $30, so it's not huge savings, but I hope it helps y'all!

[at.apa.org/ref?utm\_term=140956876b481a3](http://at.apa.org/ref?utm_term=140956876b4


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063662+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
At what level should subjective time compression be explained? A systems-level hypothesis about feedback, coherence, and temporal experience

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https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pnpccl/at_what_level_should_subjective_time_compression/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pnpccl", "score": 3, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1765849043.0, "selftext": "Constraint / framing\n\nPlease treat this as a systems-level hypothesis.\nIndividual psychological factors (stress, motivation, age) are intentionally bracketed unless they operate via timing, feedback, or loop structure.\n\nPhilosophically, this is a question about where explanations of temporal experience should live. Rather than treating time perception primarily as an individual psychological variable, I\u2019m exploring whether shifts in feedback structure and coherence maintenance constitute a diffe", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "MelodicQuality_"}

selftext:
Constraint / framing

Please treat this as a systems-level hypothesis.
Individual psychological factors (stress, motivation, age) are intentionally bracketed unless they operate via timing, feedback, or loop structure.

Philosophically, this is a question about where explanations of temporal experience should live. Rather than treating time perception primarily as an individual psychological variable, I’m exploring whether shifts in feedback structure and coherence maintenance constitute a diffe


topic_name: He is Lucky he said "I love you" on time! #dating #couple
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region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=elCIMxD_-Io
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.095694
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topic_name: Theo Von Meets Mark Zuckerberg 😂
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region: CA
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gQbjFSvcd8E
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:05.103472
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topic_name: Hong Kong Convicts a Political Exile’s Father, a First for the City - The New York Times
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:06.591014
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topic_name: Methylphenidate denied access to WHO’s list of essential medicines for the third time
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qpien7/methylphenidate_denied_access_to_whos_list_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055102+00:00
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topic_name: We’re building a navigation-based brain training game for adults 45+. would love feedback
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pswzu4/were_building_a_navigationbased_brain_training/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961583+00:00
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pswzu4", "score": 7, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1766401780.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone \ud83d\udc4b\n\nI\u2019m part of a small team working on a new brain training app called **MemoryDriver**, and I wanted to share it here to get honest feedback from people who actually care about brain training.\n\nThe idea is simple:  \nResearch suggests that navigation tasks engage brain systems closely linked to memory. MemoryDriver turns that concept into short, game-like navigation challenges you can do in just a few minutes on your phone.\n\nIt\u2019s designed especially for adults **45+**, with a focus o", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "Inevitable-Move-234"}

selftext:
Hi everyone 👋

I’m part of a small team working on a new brain training app called **MemoryDriver**, and I wanted to share it here to get honest feedback from people who actually care about brain training.

The idea is simple:  
Research suggests that navigation tasks engage brain systems closely linked to memory. MemoryDriver turns that concept into short, game-like navigation challenges you can do in just a few minutes on your phone.

It’s designed especially for adults **45+**, with a focus o


topic_name: I'm Convinced our Brain Processes a 'Pls Fix' Email With the Same Terror as a Margin Call.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045456+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nquiml/im_convinced_our_brain_processes_a_pls_fix_email/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nquiml", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758869889.0, "selftext": "A small break from the regularily scheduled posts. We had a strange thought about modern finance.... everyone these days seems miserable, but also everyone is running on software that\u2019s about two million years out of date. \n\nIt seems to me that our brains, which is exquisitely tuned to identify, assess, and neutralize threats on the savanna (rustling in the bushes = saber toothed tiger), is applying that exact same threatdetection protocol to a \"pls fix\" email from your MD at midnight, and this ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.25, "author": "GoosePuzzleheaded146"}

selftext:
A small break from the regularily scheduled posts. We had a strange thought about modern finance.... everyone these days seems miserable, but also everyone is running on software that’s about two million years out of date. 

It seems to me that our brains, which is exquisitely tuned to identify, assess, and neutralize threats on the savanna (rustling in the bushes = saber toothed tiger), is applying that exact same threatdetection protocol to a "pls fix" email from your MD at midnight, and this 


topic_name: Challenging the Marriage Mandate: Why Matrimony Shouldn’t Be a Social Obligation
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019820+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nmka3z/challenging_the_marriage_mandate_why_matrimony/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nmka3z", "score": 93, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1758434740.0, "selftext": "Marriage has long been regarded as a cornerstone of society, but its elevation to a universal social norm deserves careful criticism. Treating marriage as an expected milestone rather than a personal choice pressures individuals into commitments they may not truly want or be prepared for. This expectation often reinforces rigid gender roles, where success and fulfillment are measured through marital status rather than personal growth, career achievement, or self-fulfillment. Moreover, it margina", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.99, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
Marriage has long been regarded as a cornerstone of society, but its elevation to a universal social norm deserves careful criticism. Treating marriage as an expected milestone rather than a personal choice pressures individuals into commitments they may not truly want or be prepared for. This expectation often reinforces rigid gender roles, where success and fulfillment are measured through marital status rather than personal growth, career achievement, or self-fulfillment. Moreover, it margina


topic_name: Sexual or political ?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p9p1ue/sexual_or_political/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447879+00:00
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selftext: Is Queer a sexual orientation or a political orientation?
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p9p1ue", "score": 0, "num_comments": 7, "created_utc": 1764423129.0, "selftext": "Is Queer a sexual orientation or a political orientation?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.3, "author": "One_Mixture6299"}


topic_name: [Academic] Participants wanted to understand how conspiracy beliefs take root (18+)
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243091+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/100g0p8/academic_participants_wanted_to_understand_how/

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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "100g0p8", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1672564751.0, "selftext": "Hey everyone. Happy new year and hope everyone had a lovely break. I am looking for volunteers aged 18+ (all welcome) as part of my Master's in Psychology dissertation with Northumbria University. I am investigating if the relationship between conspiracy beliefs and how an individual thinks and processes information is affected by difficulties they may face in regulating their emotions. If you are over 18 and are interested to take part, please click the link attached. The link includes full det", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Hothi_P"}

selftext:
Hey everyone. Happy new year and hope everyone had a lovely break. I am looking for volunteers aged 18+ (all welcome) as part of my Master's in Psychology dissertation with Northumbria University. I am investigating if the relationship between conspiracy beliefs and how an individual thinks and processes information is affected by difficulties they may face in regulating their emotions. If you are over 18 and are interested to take part, please click the link attached. The link includes full det


topic_name: How do I transfer to a CompNeuro major?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jct0wm/how_do_i_transfer_to_a_compneuro_major/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142145+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1jct0wm", "score": 5, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1742152061.0, "selftext": "I am a Second Year student at University of Padova and my course is conducted online like any other college program. I wish to transfer to BSc in Neuroscience and if possible with a focus on Computational Neuroscience. Is this possible? Do universities offer this option? \n\nMy biggest constraint is I need the degree to be online since I also require to work for a living. I wish to go into research in CompNeuro fields as a career.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Constant-Air-1597"}

selftext:
I am a Second Year student at University of Padova and my course is conducted online like any other college program. I wish to transfer to BSc in Neuroscience and if possible with a focus on Computational Neuroscience. Is this possible? Do universities offer this option? 

My biggest constraint is I need the degree to be online since I also require to work for a living. I wish to go into research in CompNeuro fields as a career.


topic_name: Casinos shouldn’t be able to tilt the odds in their favor.
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513048+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
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signal_type: question
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qzf73k/casinos_shouldnt_be_able_to_tilt_the_odds_in/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qzf73k", "score": 0, "num_comments": 58, "created_utc": 1770572191.0, "selftext": "If you want to open a casino, fine. But the gambler\u2019s odds should be equal to the house\u2019s odds. It\u2019s crazy that we allow a bunch of corporations to screw us out of our money with mathematical certainties. And we also protect them by limiting their competition. (Like if I want to open a restaurant and compete with other restaurants, I can just open one. But I can\u2019t just open a casino.) Casinos should have to sweat it out just like the gamblers do, and they should have to take their lumps when luc", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.38, "author": "Inner-Asparagus4927"}

selftext:
If you want to open a casino, fine. But the gambler’s odds should be equal to the house’s odds. It’s crazy that we allow a bunch of corporations to screw us out of our money with mathematical certainties. And we also protect them by limiting their competition. (Like if I want to open a restaurant and compete with other restaurants, I can just open one. But I can’t just open a casino.) Casinos should have to sweat it out just like the gamblers do, and they should have to take their lumps when luc


topic_name: 401ks are better than pensions
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qn33fh/401ks_are_better_than_pensions/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087317+00:00
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qn33fh", "score": 617, "num_comments": 801, "created_utc": 1769393679.0, "selftext": "People love pensions, but in reality they are far worse than a 401k.\n\nTraditional pensions depend on a company's long\u2011term solvency and trustworthiness. Underfunded plans can be frozen, reduced, or off\u2011loaded to the PBGC, putting workers at risk through no fault of their own. \n\n401k contributions go into an individually owned account as they are earned, so assets are actually set aside each pay period rather than having to depend on trusting a corporation. Because the benefit is not a future pro", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.73, "author": "Justasillyliltoaster"}

selftext:
People love pensions, but in reality they are far worse than a 401k.

Traditional pensions depend on a company's long‑term solvency and trustworthiness. Underfunded plans can be frozen, reduced, or off‑loaded to the PBGC, putting workers at risk through no fault of their own. 

401k contributions go into an individually owned account as they are earned, so assets are actually set aside each pay period rather than having to depend on trusting a corporation. Because the benefit is not a future pro


topic_name: Why does emotional warmth sometimes push people away in the U.S.?
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303530+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pmmcuq/why_does_emotional_warmth_sometimes_push_people/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pmmcuq", "score": 85, "num_comments": 37, "created_utc": 1765739815.0, "selftext": "\nI\u2019m from an East Asian background, and I\u2019ve been thinking a lot about cultural differences in how relationships are built.\n\nIn my culture, emotional warmth is often used as a bridge to build connection \u2014 showing care, encouragement, or heartfelt wishes is a way to signal sincerity and closeness.\n\nBut living in the U.S., I\u2019ve noticed something different. Sometimes when emotional expressions come \u201ctoo early\u201d (even when they\u2019re genuinely positive), people don\u2019t react badly \u2014 but they seem to subtl", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "Evening_Jicama_8354"}

selftext:
I’m from an East Asian background, and I’ve been thinking a lot about cultural differences in how relationships are built.

In my culture, emotional warmth is often used as a bridge to build connection — showing care, encouragement, or heartfelt wishes is a way to signal sincerity and closeness.

But living in the U.S., I’ve noticed something different. Sometimes when emotional expressions come “too early” (even when they’re genuinely positive), people don’t react badly — but they seem to subtl


topic_name: RCI MA clinical psychology guidelines : A complete confusion!
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929043+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qjqcki/rci_ma_clinical_psychology_guidelines_a_complete/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qjqcki", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1769075050.0, "selftext": "I'm currently in my last year of an\u00a0**MSc in Clinical Psychology**\u00a0in India.\n\nIn March 2025, the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) dropped new guidelines: they're\u00a0**replacing the M.Phil in Clinical Psychology with an MA in Clinical Psychology**.\n\nThere's a \"transition pathway\" for people in current masters programs: complete one year and you can join the new MA.\n\nI'm speaking for the transition batch\u2014the thousands of us who started our MA/MSc in\u00a0**2024**. There's a lot of doubt, confusion, a", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.38, "author": "No_Ice_7721"}

selftext:
I'm currently in my last year of an **MSc in Clinical Psychology** in India.

In March 2025, the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI) dropped new guidelines: they're **replacing the M.Phil in Clinical Psychology with an MA in Clinical Psychology**.

There's a "transition pathway" for people in current masters programs: complete one year and you can join the new MA.

I'm speaking for the transition batch—the thousands of us who started our MA/MSc in **2024**. There's a lot of doubt, confusion, a


topic_name: Most people don't feel stuck because they're doing something wrong
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063665+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pn4imt/most_people_dont_feel_stuck_because_theyre_doing/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pn4imt", "score": 2, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1765796012.0, "selftext": "I often see people pause in their lives, relationships, or sense of self, without understanding why they can\u2019t move forward.\n\nMost people who feel stuck are not lazy, broken, or avoiding effort.\nIn fact, many of them have already done everything they were told they should do.\n\nThe issue is often not behavior or motivation.\nIt lies in not seeing why the same situations keep repeating.\nWhen that underlying structure remains unseen, the experience becomes painful.\n\nWithout clarity about the inner s", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.75, "author": "akvelien"}

selftext:
I often see people pause in their lives, relationships, or sense of self, without understanding why they can’t move forward.

Most people who feel stuck are not lazy, broken, or avoiding effort.
In fact, many of them have already done everything they were told they should do.

The issue is often not behavior or motivation.
It lies in not seeing why the same situations keep repeating.
When that underlying structure remains unseen, the experience becomes painful.

Without clarity about the inner s


topic_name: Reposting Due to Lack of Response: Future Outlook of Field
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923144+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p6khbq/reposting_due_to_lack_of_response_future_outlook/

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p6khbq", "score": 0, "num_comments": 27, "created_utc": 1764095809.0, "selftext": "I know it is hard to predict the future. I would like to hear different, informal opinions on the field\u2019s outlook. \nWhere do you see the field in the next ten years? What areas/practices might die out, increase, or change? What are things this generation of students need to adapt or prepare for? With the current technological state, do you still recommend this field to others?\n\nAgain these questions are just to start the conversation, but feel free to input any response on the topic.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Ashamed_Lock_7228"}

selftext:
I know it is hard to predict the future. I would like to hear different, informal opinions on the field’s outlook. 
Where do you see the field in the next ten years? What areas/practices might die out, increase, or change? What are things this generation of students need to adapt or prepare for? With the current technological state, do you still recommend this field to others?

Again these questions are just to start the conversation, but feel free to input any response on the topic.


topic_name: No More Plot Hooks #dnd #dnd5e #dndhumor #ttrpg #pathfinder
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.095791
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category: Entertainment
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topic_name: Israeli drone strike kills 2 cyclists in Gaza as death toll mounts despite ceasefire - AP News
source: google_news
region: US
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:06.591020
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category: Science
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: news_context
url:

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qp8coo/a_new_study_suggests_that_assertions_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055106+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
A new study suggests that assertions of widespread bias against conservative students in American higher education may be unfounded regarding access to administrative resources. University administrators are just as responsive to requests from conservative students as they are to liberal ones.

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topic_name: What are the best countries to pursue a PhD in Cognitive Science as a brown person?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1psi8rx/what_are_the_best_countries_to_pursue_a_phd_in/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961586+00:00
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reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1psi8rx", "score": 0, "num_comments": 26, "created_utc": 1766354208.0, "selftext": "Hey, I\u2019ve done my BSc in Applied Psychology and am currently pursuing MSc in Cognitive Science in India.\nI am looking for a career in Industry and wanted to pursue a 3 year PhD before moving forward. I\u2019ve heard Europe has degrees like that, with good scholarships, but I\u2019ve no idea where exactly in Europe.\nI\u2019m also vegetarian, and can only speak English (apart from Indian languages).\nCould you help me point out which countries and unis might be beneficial for me? \n\n\nPS: Ideally, I want a country ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.41, "author": "theonlyreddituser1"}

selftext:
Hey, I’ve done my BSc in Applied Psychology and am currently pursuing MSc in Cognitive Science in India.
I am looking for a career in Industry and wanted to pursue a 3 year PhD before moving forward. I’ve heard Europe has degrees like that, with good scholarships, but I’ve no idea where exactly in Europe.
I’m also vegetarian, and can only speak English (apart from Indian languages).
Could you help me point out which countries and unis might be beneficial for me? 


PS: Ideally, I want a country 


topic_name: Explaining behavioral economics with everyday examples (new project I’m working on)
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045459+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1npbvry/explaining_behavioral_economics_with_everyday/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1npbvry", "score": 8, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1758719819.0, "selftext": "Hi everybody! \n\nI\u2019ve started a YouTube channel where I break down these ideas in short videos using real-world examples. If that sounds interesting, I\u2019d love if you took a look and gave feedback.\n\nChannel link:  \n\ud83d\udc49 [https://www.youtube.com/@BehavioralEconomicsExplained](https://www.youtube.com/@BehavioralEconomicsExplained)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "SoftwareLazy6401"}

selftext:
Hi everybody! 

I’ve started a YouTube channel where I break down these ideas in short videos using real-world examples. If that sounds interesting, I’d love if you took a look and gave feedback.

Channel link:  
👉 [https://www.youtube.com/@BehavioralEconomicsExplained](https://www.youtube.com/@BehavioralEconomicsExplained)


topic_name: The Hypocrisy Behind Toxic Frankness
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nmkc8m/the_hypocrisy_behind_toxic_frankness/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019824+00:00
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nmkc8m", "score": 7, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1758434955.0, "selftext": "Toxic frankness is often disguised as honesty, but in reality, it can be a shield for hypocrisy. People who claim to be \u201cjust being frank\u201d sometimes use this excuse to insult, belittle, or expose others while avoiding accountability for their own flaws. They present themselves as truth-tellers, yet their harsh words rarely come from genuine concern and often reveal double standards. This kind of frankness is toxic because it does not encourage growth or mutual understanding\u2014it simply breeds rese", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
Toxic frankness is often disguised as honesty, but in reality, it can be a shield for hypocrisy. People who claim to be “just being frank” sometimes use this excuse to insult, belittle, or expose others while avoiding accountability for their own flaws. They present themselves as truth-tellers, yet their harsh words rarely come from genuine concern and often reveal double standards. This kind of frankness is toxic because it does not encourage growth or mutual understanding—it simply breeds rese


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447882+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
If capitalism is a global system with no “master controller,” who materially benefits from it, who is structurally invested in maintaining it, and who would lose the most if it were to collapse tomorrow?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p6djdh/if_capitalism_is_a_global_system_with_no_master/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p6djdh", "score": 131, "num_comments": 65, "created_utc": 1764080185.0, "selftext": "I am looking for a non-conspiracy, structural explanation of global capitalism, both from a macroeconomic and a Critical Theory/Marxist perspective.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "Jon_Gow"}

selftext:
I am looking for a non-conspiracy, structural explanation of global capitalism, both from a macroeconomic and a Critical Theory/Marxist perspective.


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243094+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
What do cognitive psychologists think about "second brain"s, personal info management, notetaking software, etc?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/zopz74/what_do_cognitive_psychologists_think_about/

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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "zopz74", "score": 2, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1671337933.0, "selftext": "The users cite some cognitive science but in a beginner ish or corporate bloggy way, like cherrypicking not a big full look. \n\nSo can someone not immersed in their influence evaluate these ideas, people, and their public work?\n\nAnd the concept of notetaking itself? What are its possible conceptualizations?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "-_ABP_-"}

selftext:
The users cite some cognitive science but in a beginner ish or corporate bloggy way, like cherrypicking not a big full look. 

So can someone not immersed in their influence evaluate these ideas, people, and their public work?

And the concept of notetaking itself? What are its possible conceptualizations?


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jbsequ/oppositional_and_competitive_instigation_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142149+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Oppositional and competitive instigation of hippocampal synaptic plasticity by the VTA and locus coeruleus

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topic_name: The Star Wars Original Trilogy doesn't hold up that well as a trilogy
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513052+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qz95mj/the_star_wars_original_trilogy_doesnt_hold_up/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qz95mj", "score": 0, "num_comments": 53, "created_utc": 1770557946.0, "selftext": "First up, I want to clarify that I absolutely acknowledge what these movies were for their time. They are revolutionary, and without them, many modern movies wouldn't even exist. If I had been around when these movies were originally released, I probably would have loved them all too, since there was nothing like them back then\n\nHowever, even though I respect everyone's opinions and all, I disagree with people who say this is still one of the best trilogies of all time... now, let's get the easy", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.43, "author": "NamelessGamer_1"}

selftext:
First up, I want to clarify that I absolutely acknowledge what these movies were for their time. They are revolutionary, and without them, many modern movies wouldn't even exist. If I had been around when these movies were originally released, I probably would have loved them all too, since there was nothing like them back then

However, even though I respect everyone's opinions and all, I disagree with people who say this is still one of the best trilogies of all time... now, let's get the easy


topic_name: Snowboarding absolutely sucks compared to skiing
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087321+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qbhcrw/snowboarding_absolutely_sucks_compared_to_skiing/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qbhcrw", "score": 606, "num_comments": 371, "created_utc": 1768277192.0, "selftext": "I skied from 5 to 12 yo than snowboarded from 13 to 40.\n\nIn the last years i was getting fed up with snowboarding youre never in a comfortable position even when youre going straight you gotta use muscles, always bending down to put on or remove those damn fixes.\n\nTonight i rented and skied for the first time in 27 years and holy FUCK was it amazing just blazing down the slope EFFORTLESSLY. Jump off the chair lift ready to go no stupid fixes to latch.\n\nSkiing is just sooo much better in every wa", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.73, "author": "musicandsex"}

selftext:
I skied from 5 to 12 yo than snowboarded from 13 to 40.

In the last years i was getting fed up with snowboarding youre never in a comfortable position even when youre going straight you gotta use muscles, always bending down to put on or remove those damn fixes.

Tonight i rented and skied for the first time in 27 years and holy FUCK was it amazing just blazing down the slope EFFORTLESSLY. Jump off the chair lift ready to go no stupid fixes to latch.

Skiing is just sooo much better in every wa


topic_name: Creativity in the age of superintelligence (ASI)?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pnagpa/creativity_in_the_age_of_superintelligence_asi/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303534+00:00
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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pnagpa", "score": 2, "num_comments": 18, "created_utc": 1765813160.0, "selftext": "Let's assume humans will be eclipsed in all fields by a superintelligence, at some point in time that might be very far away, or not. Then how will creative people spend their time? Creative people want to create, but also to contribute. They want to write fantasy books, partially for themselves, but also for others to read it, or to give something to society; but the ASI can do it for them, just give it the prompt \"make me a perfect book for others to read\", great now you got a book, but you yo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.56, "author": "RobbertGone"}

selftext:
Let's assume humans will be eclipsed in all fields by a superintelligence, at some point in time that might be very far away, or not. Then how will creative people spend their time? Creative people want to create, but also to contribute. They want to write fantasy books, partially for themselves, but also for others to read it, or to give something to society; but the ASI can do it for them, just give it the prompt "make me a perfect book for others to read", great now you got a book, but you yo


topic_name: Any suggestion about interesting psychology topics for research?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929047+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qjw6lx/any_suggestion_about_interesting_psychology/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qjw6lx", "score": 0, "num_comments": 13, "created_utc": 1769092654.0, "selftext": "Hello! I'm currently a 3rd year student taking BS in Psychology, and we have a research this semester. I'm running out of ideas on what could be a good topic for my research. We need to propose 3 topics for our research so I really need your help and ideas. \n\nCan you give me a suggestions for a topic about current issues in psychology that is interesting or you observe in our modern world and suggest the possibile method to conduct it?\n\nYour suggestions will greatly serves as my baseline to star", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.33, "author": "Last-Ad-5775"}

selftext:
Hello! I'm currently a 3rd year student taking BS in Psychology, and we have a research this semester. I'm running out of ideas on what could be a good topic for my research. We need to propose 3 topics for our research so I really need your help and ideas. 

Can you give me a suggestions for a topic about current issues in psychology that is interesting or you observe in our modern world and suggest the possibile method to conduct it?

Your suggestions will greatly serves as my baseline to star


topic_name: Response to F*** Qualia Post
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pmp9lq/response_to_f_qualia_post/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063669+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pmp9lq", "score": 23, "num_comments": 77, "created_utc": 1765747039.0, "selftext": "I was unable to comment on the [F\\*\\*K Qualia](https://www.reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pm1hq8/fk_qualia_another_criterion_of_consciousness/) post, so I am posting my response as a top-level post, instead. *Edit: to be clear, this is a quick and dirty response, mostly intended to help the author understand the big blindspots they have when engaging with consciousness research. It is a very back-of-the-napkin kind of reply*\n\nThere are some issues with this critique.\n\n\\&gt; *The philoso", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "Academic-Way-9730"}

selftext:
I was unable to comment on the [F\*\*K Qualia](https://www.reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pm1hq8/fk_qualia_another_criterion_of_consciousness/) post, so I am posting my response as a top-level post, instead. *Edit: to be clear, this is a quick and dirty response, mostly intended to help the author understand the big blindspots they have when engaging with consciousness research. It is a very back-of-the-napkin kind of reply*

There are some issues with this critique.

\&gt; *The philoso


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p4eaa7/requesting_neuropsychological_feedback/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923148+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Requesting Neuropsychological Feedback: Theoretical Framework Linking Forgiveness to Predictive Processing, HRV, and Stress Physiology

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p4eaa7", "score": 0, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1763874573.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone,\n\nI\u2019m an independent researcher, and I recently completed a manuscript proposing a mechanistic framework linking **forgiveness** to **neuropsychological and physiological changes**. I would be very grateful for feedback from this community, especially regarding the neural plausibility of the model.\n\n# Short Overview\n\nThe central idea is that *unforgiveness* maintains a chronically active **threat-prediction model**, while genuine forgiveness involves cognitive-emotional processes tha", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.31, "author": "libr8urheart"}

selftext:
Hi everyone,

I’m an independent researcher, and I recently completed a manuscript proposing a mechanistic framework linking **forgiveness** to **neuropsychological and physiological changes**. I would be very grateful for feedback from this community, especially regarding the neural plausibility of the model.

# Short Overview

The central idea is that *unforgiveness* maintains a chronically active **threat-prediction model**, while genuine forgiveness involves cognitive-emotional processes tha


topic_name: Fixing a FREE tv from Facebook marketplace. #technology #tech #tv #shorts
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5EBlryvKO2o
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.692465
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category: Science & Technology
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signal_type: video_demand
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{"video_id": "5EBlryvKO2o", "channel": "Eric Zhang", "category": "Science & Technology", "category_id": 28, "views": "3176002", "view_count": 3176002, "likes": "201045", "published_at": "2026-02-02T02:39:36Z"}


topic_name: Having a close friend with a gambling addiction increases personal risk, study finds
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qpqp48/having_a_close_friend_with_a_gambling_addiction/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055109+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
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topic_name: Why Loneliness Is Growing Despite Being More Connected Online
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qfpc4s/why_loneliness_is_growing_despite_being_more/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928529+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "psychology", "post_id": "1qfpc4s", "score": 412, "num_comments": 49, "created_utc": 1768685150.0, "selftext": "", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.96, "author": "Express_Classic_1569"}


topic_name: COGSCI career prospects
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ps41r7/cogsci_career_prospects/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961590+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: hey, what are the job opportunities one can look for with a cognitive science degree?
subreddit: cogsci
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1ps41r7", "score": 3, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1766314947.0, "selftext": "hey, what are the job opportunities one can look for with a cognitive science degree? \n", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.71, "author": "myeline_muse"}


topic_name: Behavioral economics principals for patient engagement/education
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045462+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1np0pdi/behavioral_economics_principals_for_patient/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1np0pdi", "score": 8, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1758681108.0, "selftext": "Read this paper [https://bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/14/1/e003146](https://bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/14/1/e003146) and am curious as to why more than half of the patients in the study didn\u2019t follow through with the health screenings. It seems like nowadays gamification is a large driver of behavior, but this doesn\u2019t seem to reflect in the clinical space? Could it just be the study itself? I don't know much about this topic so I'd love to get your thoughts.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "Loud_Swimmer_5071"}

selftext:
Read this paper [https://bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/14/1/e003146](https://bmjopenquality.bmj.com/content/14/1/e003146) and am curious as to why more than half of the patients in the study didn’t follow through with the health screenings. It seems like nowadays gamification is a large driver of behavior, but this doesn’t seem to reflect in the clinical space? Could it just be the study itself? I don't know much about this topic so I'd love to get your thoughts.


topic_name: The Hidden Harm of Social Pressure
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nmklu7/the_hidden_harm_of_social_pressure/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019827+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nmklu7", "score": 8, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1758435931.0, "selftext": "Social pressure can be destructive because it often forces individuals to act against their own values, beliefs, or personal readiness in order to gain approval or avoid criticism. While society thrives on shared norms, the unhealthy side of social pressure arises when it silences individuality and punishes those who choose a different path. People may take jobs they dislike, engage in habits they are uncomfortable with, or pursue lifestyles they never wanted, simply to avoid judgment. This cons", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
Social pressure can be destructive because it often forces individuals to act against their own values, beliefs, or personal readiness in order to gain approval or avoid criticism. While society thrives on shared norms, the unhealthy side of social pressure arises when it silences individuality and punishes those who choose a different path. People may take jobs they dislike, engage in habits they are uncomfortable with, or pursue lifestyles they never wanted, simply to avoid judgment. This cons


topic_name: What social science frameworks help explain sudden rhetorical shifts in online creators?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p5eu06/what_social_science_frameworks_help_explain/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447886+00:00
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subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p5eu06", "score": 25, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1763984376.0, "selftext": "I\u2019ve been analysing how a creator (Metatron) shifted tone dramatically over one month, especially in his political framing and emotional rhetoric.\n\nI put together a long-form breakdown for my channel, but I\u2019d really like to understand which academic frameworks best applies here. Rhetorical theory? audience capture? political psychology? parasocial drift?\n\nNot asking for video feedback, I just want to understand the phenomenon better.\n\n(Happy to provide more detail on the examples I\u2019m analysing i", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "Butters-Ones-Biscuit"}

selftext:
I’ve been analysing how a creator (Metatron) shifted tone dramatically over one month, especially in his political framing and emotional rhetoric.

I put together a long-form breakdown for my channel, but I’d really like to understand which academic frameworks best applies here. Rhetorical theory? audience capture? political psychology? parasocial drift?

Not asking for video feedback, I just want to understand the phenomenon better.

(Happy to provide more detail on the examples I’m analysing i


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243098+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Hello Cognitive Psychologists. I’m considering pursuing this after university (I’m still in high school, however) but I’d like to hear what you do, not a general synopsis off of google.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/zmaqyy/hello_cognitive_psychologists_im_considering/

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topic_name: Help with critical review
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1jbffvn/help_with_critical_review/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142154+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
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selftext:
Hi all,

I've been set an assignment at university to critically review a neuroscience paper but I am really struggling on what to write about. The paper is on sleep- and wake-dependent consolidation in the hippocampus. I don't do a neuroscience degree so I'm feeling a bit out of my depth. Because I am unfamiliar with the methods used, I am finding it hard to critique these even after researching them.

  
Any pointers on how to approach this would be greatly appreciated. 

  
For reference, her


topic_name: Expecting visitors from outside cultures to perfectly understand yours is dumb.
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qy2fmc/expecting_visitors_from_outside_cultures_to/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513055+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qy2fmc", "score": 76, "num_comments": 18, "created_utc": 1770433485.0, "selftext": "Through my life I've seen a lot anecdotes and stories, or informative videos about how it's rude to do X or Y thing while eating in Poland for example, or anywhere for that matter, while I understand this is just presented as some sort of curiosity, I've recently come across a story about an exchange student in japan that unwillingly became an alcoholic for a while, because their host family poured sake after every dinner, so he downed the thing, and they kept pouring until everyone was hammered", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.85, "author": "AkiraSosan"}

selftext:
Through my life I've seen a lot anecdotes and stories, or informative videos about how it's rude to do X or Y thing while eating in Poland for example, or anywhere for that matter, while I understand this is just presented as some sort of curiosity, I've recently come across a story about an exchange student in japan that unwillingly became an alcoholic for a while, because their host family poured sake after every dinner, so he downed the thing, and they kept pouring until everyone was hammered


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303538+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Religion, or more accurately a belief in powerful deities, is what made humans capable of collaborating in great numbers. What arguments do you have for or against that thesis?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1plhfj6/religion_or_more_accurately_a_belief_in_powerful/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1plhfj6", "score": 0, "num_comments": 24, "created_utc": 1765618050.0, "selftext": "A theory is that the cause of humans beginning to collaborate with strangers or forming bigger systems or groups than chimpanzees, bees, or some ants was religion. \nAlso, a beehive or a unit of ants can't change social structure to adapt to a threat or an opportunity. But humans can. \n\nThat flexibility in combination with a belief that \"If you won't do x (or do x), then a man in the sky, Inti, God, nature spirits, or powerful deities will hurt you.\" It is the uniting \"glue\" &amp; the reason huma", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.25, "author": "Massive-Albatross823"}

selftext:
A theory is that the cause of humans beginning to collaborate with strangers or forming bigger systems or groups than chimpanzees, bees, or some ants was religion. 
Also, a beehive or a unit of ants can't change social structure to adapt to a threat or an opportunity. But humans can. 

That flexibility in combination with a belief that "If you won't do x (or do x), then a man in the sky, Inti, God, nature spirits, or powerful deities will hurt you." It is the uniting "glue" &amp; the reason huma


topic_name: Hidden curriculum resource request
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qjm5ut/hidden_curriculum_resource_request/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929050+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
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source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063673+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
The modern definition of "understanding" is so widely accepted that challenging it may seem unnecessary; however, a critical philosophical perspective reveals its inherent bias.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pn8014/the_modern_definition_of_understanding_is_so/

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topic_name: Sedgwick Workers Comp
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p3xw3p/sedgwick_workers_comp/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923151+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p3xw3p", "score": 0, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1763830032.0, "selftext": "Has anyone done a workers comp eval and submitted to Sedgwick? I was roped into this evaluation and now have to submit a CMS1500 form to Sedgwick for payment. Has anyone here dealt with this before? I\u2019ve heard that dealing with Sedgwick is an uphill battle. Any tips or suggestions are encouraged! ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.33, "author": "LosDiamantes"}

selftext:
Has anyone done a workers comp eval and submitted to Sedgwick? I was roped into this evaluation and now have to submit a CMS1500 form to Sedgwick for payment. Has anyone here dealt with this before? I’ve heard that dealing with Sedgwick is an uphill battle. Any tips or suggestions are encouraged! 


topic_name: Wanted Fugitive Shoulder Checks Cop
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3oj2HVgnsUY
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.095778
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category: Entertainment
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topic_name: Denzel Washington is probably the only person allowed to do this to LeBron James.
source: youtube
region: CA
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=6TmYpvIzr6c
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:05.321493
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category: Sports
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qp5y5g/donald_trump_weaponizes_humor_through_dark_play/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055112+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Donald Trump weaponizes humor through “dark play” to test boundaries - A new analysis of American political discourse suggests that humor has evolved into a strategic weapon used to attack opponents and solidify support bases.

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topic_name: Careers in Cognitive Science and the like?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1prmwji/careers_in_cognitive_science_and_the_like/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961594+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1prmwji", "score": 8, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1766259866.0, "selftext": "For context, I'm a sophomore student in high school and have been very interested in psychology, neuroscience, and specifically cognitive science. My number one college I want to go to only has psychology for bachelors/masters, but they do have a cognitive/neuroscience PhD course to take after, so I'd essentially be learning all of it. Anyway, I'm really interested in researching cognitive science maybe at some sort of company or university, not being a \"therapist\" per se (no hate to those who d", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "HistoricalWord7785"}

selftext:
For context, I'm a sophomore student in high school and have been very interested in psychology, neuroscience, and specifically cognitive science. My number one college I want to go to only has psychology for bachelors/masters, but they do have a cognitive/neuroscience PhD course to take after, so I'd essentially be learning all of it. Anyway, I'm really interested in researching cognitive science maybe at some sort of company or university, not being a "therapist" per se (no hate to those who d


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045466+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
NVIDIA’s $100B AI Temple, Oracle’s TikTok Spy Gig, and the Fed’s New Guy Moonlighting as a Campaign Ad....Are We Trading Stocks or National Destiny?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1no1u1k/nvidias_100b_ai_temple_oracles_tiktok_spy_gig_and/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1no1u1k", "score": 8, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1758583390.0, "selftext": "\nGood morning fellow devotees of the Bloomberg Terminal. \n\nToday, it would appear that the market isn\u2019t just a market... but a geopolitical fanfic where NVIDIA drops $100 billion! yes, a number usually reserved for small wars or large moons into OpenAI to build an AI infrastructure so vast it\u2019s basically a digital Vatican for the machine god. (It's nice to see them spending their war chest of late isn't it?)\n\nIMHO this isn\u2019t investing; it\u2019s a corporate power grab that could fund clean water for ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.75, "author": "GoosePuzzleheaded146"}

selftext:
Good morning fellow devotees of the Bloomberg Terminal. 

Today, it would appear that the market isn’t just a market... but a geopolitical fanfic where NVIDIA drops $100 billion! yes, a number usually reserved for small wars or large moons into OpenAI to build an AI infrastructure so vast it’s basically a digital Vatican for the machine god. (It's nice to see them spending their war chest of late isn't it?)

IMHO this isn’t investing; it’s a corporate power grab that could fund clean water for 


topic_name: Unmasking Adult Bullies: The Hidden Threat to Respect and Dignity
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019831+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1nmkl7o/unmasking_adult_bullies_the_hidden_threat_to/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1nmkl7o", "score": 3, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758435870.0, "selftext": "Adult bullies are often overlooked compared to childhood bullies, yet their behavior is just as harmful, if not more damaging. Unlike children, adults are expected to act with maturity, respect, and self-control, but bullies in adulthood frequently misuse their authority, social standing, or power to belittle and intimidate others. This toxic behavior can appear in workplaces, families, or even community groups, where it fosters fear, lowers morale, and erodes trust. Unlike honest disagreements,", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.72, "author": "jvolc"}

selftext:
Adult bullies are often overlooked compared to childhood bullies, yet their behavior is just as harmful, if not more damaging. Unlike children, adults are expected to act with maturity, respect, and self-control, but bullies in adulthood frequently misuse their authority, social standing, or power to belittle and intimidate others. This toxic behavior can appear in workplaces, families, or even community groups, where it fosters fear, lowers morale, and erodes trust. Unlike honest disagreements,


topic_name: Looking for solid academic books on Children’s Rights (other than Archard and Freeman)
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447890+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p3ordr/looking_for_solid_academic_books_on_childrens/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p3ordr", "score": 23, "num_comments": 13, "created_utc": 1763802464.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone,\n\nI\u2019m currently trying to deepen my understanding of children\u2019s rights, both from an academic and philosophical perspective. I\u2019m also preparing to write my first paper on children\u2019s rights violations in my country, which is classified as a developing/third-world nation, so I\u2019m trying to build a strong foundation before I begin.\n\nThe problem is: every time I search for materials, I mostly come across NGO reports, very general organisation documents, children\u2019s literature, or David Arc", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.97, "author": "Hot-Communication870"}

selftext:
Hi everyone,

I’m currently trying to deepen my understanding of children’s rights, both from an academic and philosophical perspective. I’m also preparing to write my first paper on children’s rights violations in my country, which is classified as a developing/third-world nation, so I’m trying to build a strong foundation before I begin.

The problem is: every time I search for materials, I mostly come across NGO reports, very general organisation documents, children’s literature, or David Arc


topic_name: Tardive Dyskinesia Development, Superoxide Dismutase Levels, and Relevant Genetic Polymorphisms
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/z2d5i1/tardive_dyskinesia_development_superoxide/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243101+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
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signal_type: question
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topic_name: Anatomo-functional organization of insular networks:From sensory integration to behavioral control
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j8vd39/anatomofunctional_organization_of_insular/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142157+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
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signal_type: question
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topic_name: Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss did more damage to the Indie Animation scene more then you think.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513059+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qz6n6h/hazbin_hotel_and_helluva_boss_did_more_damage_to/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qz6n6h", "score": 0, "num_comments": 19, "created_utc": 1770550237.0, "selftext": "Now before everyone get the pitchfork out and hunt me down I'm not saying that Hazbin Hotel is the worse thing even made. I found the series okay and Helluva Boss well I'm not a huge of Season 2 but Season 1 is fine. However it can't be denied that since the Hazbin Hotel Pliot was release the Indie Animation scene changed for the worse. Here is what I mean.\n\nPre Hazbin Pliot: Apart from RWBY and Red Vs Blue. Most of the indie animation are small but creative each have their own identity includin", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.43, "author": "ToonamiCrusader"}

selftext:
Now before everyone get the pitchfork out and hunt me down I'm not saying that Hazbin Hotel is the worse thing even made. I found the series okay and Helluva Boss well I'm not a huge of Season 2 but Season 1 is fine. However it can't be denied that since the Hazbin Hotel Pliot was release the Indie Animation scene changed for the worse. Here is what I mean.

Pre Hazbin Pliot: Apart from RWBY and Red Vs Blue. Most of the indie animation are small but creative each have their own identity includin


topic_name: It’s dumb when people play for countries that they’re not from in the Olympics
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087325+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qrhqr9/its_dumb_when_people_play_for_countries_that/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qrhqr9", "score": 585, "num_comments": 332, "created_utc": 1769806522.0, "selftext": "You see this in any sports tournament that involves countries. They\u2019ll be playing for Cura\u00e7ao or something but they\u2019ll be from North Dakota. Even if your family is from that country if you yourself aren\u2019t then choose your own path instead of following the herd. ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.78, "author": "TheRavenOnline"}

selftext:
You see this in any sports tournament that involves countries. They’ll be playing for Curaçao or something but they’ll be from North Dakota. Even if your family is from that country if you yourself aren’t then choose your own path instead of following the herd. 


topic_name: Which is worse: having no talent, or having talent, but not using it to its full potential?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303542+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pkfeeu/which_is_worse_having_no_talent_or_having_talent/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pkfeeu", "score": 3, "num_comments": 35, "created_utc": 1765504029.0, "selftext": "Let's say there are two screenwriters: \n\nOne of whom is not at all talented, who writes garbage films or TV episodes. \n\nThe other is talented and has written consistently great films or TV episodes, but every once in a while, deliberately chooses not to write them to the best of his abilities for whatever reason (lack of motivation, or simply because they want to, or could).\n\nWhich of these types of people are worse, or more accurately, frustrating to work with?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.55, "author": "koola_00"}

selftext:
Let's say there are two screenwriters: 

One of whom is not at all talented, who writes garbage films or TV episodes. 

The other is talented and has written consistently great films or TV episodes, but every once in a while, deliberately chooses not to write them to the best of his abilities for whatever reason (lack of motivation, or simply because they want to, or could).

Which of these types of people are worse, or more accurately, frustrating to work with?


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929054+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Why do a small subset of people like to watch horror films or plots? It is scary, it makes you worry even when it’s over unlike thrill rides and give you nightmares

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qjndyz/why_do_a_small_subset_of_people_like_to_watch/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qjndyz", "score": 0, "num_comments": 18, "created_utc": 1769064156.0, "selftext": "Imagine paying to experience the above? And some after you watch you remember them for a long time. So why?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.37, "author": "LisanneFroonKrisK"}

selftext:
Imagine paying to experience the above? And some after you watch you remember them for a long time. So why?


topic_name: How Hard Is It To Be Unpredictable ALL The Time?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063676+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pn49rt/how_hard_is_it_to_be_unpredictable_all_the_time/

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topic_name: Super Bowl 2026 LIVE: Patriots and Seahawks Fans at Levi’s Stadium, CA | Bad Bunny Halftime | N18G
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=vGatco5TXGk
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:03.972658
autocomplete: []
category: News & Politics
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signal_type: video_demand
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topic_name: How the Israeli President’s Visit to Australia Created a ‘Tinder Box’ - The New York Times
source: google_news
region: US
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:06.591037
autocomplete: []
category: Science
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signal_type: news_context
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{"published": "Tue, 10 Feb 2026 10:03:00 GMT", "source_publication": "The New York Times", "category": "Science"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qp60cd/158_scientists_used_the_same_data_but_their/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055116+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
158 scientists used the same data, but their politics predicted the results. The study provides evidence that when experts act independently to answer the same question using the same dataset, their conclusions tend to align with their pre-existing ideological beliefs.

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topic_name: Why Are We Still Calling People ‘Schizophrenic’?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qe11q0/why_are_we_still_calling_people_schizophrenic/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928534+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: The term 'schizophrenia' has caused confusion for more than a century.
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "psychology", "post_id": "1qe11q0", "score": 395, "num_comments": 366, "created_utc": 1768523536.0, "selftext": "The term 'schizophrenia' has caused confusion for more than a century.", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.73, "author": "MRADEL90"}


topic_name: What do you guys think about r/CognitiveTesting and CORE ?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1prnnn9/what_do_you_guys_think_about_rcognitivetesting/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961597+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1prnnn9", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1766261842.0, "selftext": "So basically, there's this subreddit r/cognitiveTesting  wich whole point is chatting about IQtesting.\n\nSome members of this subreddit lauched their own IQ test called CORE and the members of the comunity seem to take it very serioulsly.\n\nThey released a \"validity report\" you can find here [https://www.reddit.com/r/cognitiveTesting/comments/1pluaga/core\\_preliminary\\_validity\\_technical\\_report/](https://www.reddit.com/r/cognitiveTesting/comments/1pluaga/core_preliminary_validity_technical_repor", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Zedioum"}

selftext:
So basically, there's this subreddit r/cognitiveTesting  wich whole point is chatting about IQtesting.

Some members of this subreddit lauched their own IQ test called CORE and the members of the comunity seem to take it very serioulsly.

They released a "validity report" you can find here [https://www.reddit.com/r/cognitiveTesting/comments/1pluaga/core\_preliminary\_validity\_technical\_report/](https://www.reddit.com/r/cognitiveTesting/comments/1pluaga/core_preliminary_validity_technical_repor


topic_name: Pure math and Behavioral Economics
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nm412l/pure_math_and_behavioral_economics/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045469+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nm412l", "score": 7, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1758388929.0, "selftext": "I\u2019ve recently been assigned and math grad student for DRP. He is research focus is pure maths and is an expert on real analysis. We will be meeting once a week. Is there any way he can help me better understand behavioral economics? Does real analysis help better understand probability theory? Is there a different topic we can focus? How can i utilize his strengths to help me improve my understanding of behavioral economics?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "BridgeNo6621"}

selftext:
I’ve recently been assigned and math grad student for DRP. He is research focus is pure maths and is an expert on real analysis. We will be meeting once a week. Is there any way he can help me better understand behavioral economics? Does real analysis help better understand probability theory? Is there a different topic we can focus? How can i utilize his strengths to help me improve my understanding of behavioral economics?


topic_name: Social Contagion/Mass Hysteria Literature
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1ners6n/social_contagionmass_hysteria_literature/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019835+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1ners6n", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1757644669.0, "selftext": "What recommendations do you have for books on the topic of social contagion/mass hysteria? I've been looking for a book that covers historical and modern examples, but I can't find any good recent publications.\n\nBonus points if I can get the digital version onto a kindle paperwhite, as that's where I do most of my reading.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Forward_Ratio_1436"}

selftext:
What recommendations do you have for books on the topic of social contagion/mass hysteria? I've been looking for a book that covers historical and modern examples, but I can't find any good recent publications.

Bonus points if I can get the digital version onto a kindle paperwhite, as that's where I do most of my reading.


topic_name: What books should a beginner read to get around Field Theory?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447893+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p3iwf1/what_books_should_a_beginner_read_to_get_around/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p3iwf1", "score": 12, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1763781911.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m trying to get into Field Theory as a complete beginner, not as an academic but as a person with genuine interest in the subject. However, Bordieu\u2019s works are really hard to digest so I wonder if there are alternative books and works from other scholars that can better explain the topic? ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "The_weird_dreamer"}

selftext:
I’m trying to get into Field Theory as a complete beginner, not as an academic but as a person with genuine interest in the subject. However, Bordieu’s works are really hard to digest so I wonder if there are alternative books and works from other scholars that can better explain the topic? 


topic_name: Neuroscience conference on Mathematics of Neuroscience and AI
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j91nn6/neuroscience_conference_on_mathematics_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142160+00:00
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subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1j91nn6", "score": 2, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1741727182.0, "selftext": "https://preview.redd.it/h0kc5ogym3oe1.png?width=9216&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=119e5a9697e6b871a81a7031d73f1a1138d67a26\n\n[https://www.neuromonster.org/](https://www.neuromonster.org/)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Yuckti"}

selftext:
https://preview.redd.it/h0kc5ogym3oe1.png?width=9216&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=119e5a9697e6b871a81a7031d73f1a1138d67a26

[https://www.neuromonster.org/](https://www.neuromonster.org/)


topic_name: 4pm to Midnight is a much better work schedule than 9am to 5pm
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513063+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qx4n38/4pm_to_midnight_is_a_much_better_work_schedule/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qx4n38", "score": 3853, "num_comments": 499, "created_utc": 1770342973.0, "selftext": "Sunshine. Life is meant to be lived underneath the sun as much as possible (with several studies suggesting the more you get the happier you are) and a 4pm to Midnight  work schedule would be most conducive to that.\n\nNight life, if thats your thing, can still be enjoyed on the weekends per usual. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "Present_Initial_1871"}

selftext:
Sunshine. Life is meant to be lived underneath the sun as much as possible (with several studies suggesting the more you get the happier you are) and a 4pm to Midnight  work schedule would be most conducive to that.

Night life, if thats your thing, can still be enjoyed on the weekends per usual. 


topic_name: The Need For Every Food To Be Fresh Is Overhyped And Detrimental To Society
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087328+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qh98sm/the_need_for_every_food_to_be_fresh_is_overhyped/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qh98sm", "score": 572, "num_comments": 254, "created_utc": 1768840931.0, "selftext": "ETA this opinion is about groceries/home-cooked food not restaurants.\n\nSince I've been growing up there's been an increased demand for \"fresh\" food among consumers. Canned and frozen foods offer similar if not better nutrition while significantly curbing food waste. Downside to canned is sodium while frozen foods also have intense energy needs.\n\nEven with those concerns, the reduced food waste and lower costs outweigh the cons IMO. Only exceptions are things that don't preserve well like lettuce", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.82, "author": "neuroticpossum"}

selftext:
ETA this opinion is about groceries/home-cooked food not restaurants.

Since I've been growing up there's been an increased demand for "fresh" food among consumers. Canned and frozen foods offer similar if not better nutrition while significantly curbing food waste. Downside to canned is sodium while frozen foods also have intense energy needs.

Even with those concerns, the reduced food waste and lower costs outweigh the cons IMO. Only exceptions are things that don't preserve well like lettuce


topic_name: Do you think one on one video chat makes people more honest or does it just make lying harder?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303546+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pja7dz/do_you_think_one_on_one_video_chat_makes_people/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pja7dz", "score": 17, "num_comments": 17, "created_utc": 1765391004.0, "selftext": "Whenever I go on one on one video chat, stream sites like Ometv, Tango I notice something interesting. People tend to open up way faster than they would in text. Maybe it is because you can see their face and their reactions. Maybe it is just harder to pretend to be someone you are not when another person is looking right at you. It's like the moment the camera turns on people drop a few layers of their usual online persona.\n\nI keep wondering if that makes honesty more natural or if it simply cl", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "MammothStatus270"}

selftext:
Whenever I go on one on one video chat, stream sites like Ometv, Tango I notice something interesting. People tend to open up way faster than they would in text. Maybe it is because you can see their face and their reactions. Maybe it is just harder to pretend to be someone you are not when another person is looking right at you. It's like the moment the camera turns on people drop a few layers of their usual online persona.

I keep wondering if that makes honesty more natural or if it simply cl


topic_name: What are the differences between Bullying and abuse?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929058+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qi98h5/what_are_the_differences_between_bullying_and/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qi98h5", "score": 2, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1768933896.0, "selftext": "Hello everyone , I'm a literature student and I'm currently writing my thesis about the effect of bullying on teenagers in selected dramas ...however a question came up to my mind .. what are the differences between Bullying and abuse? why don't we call abuse bullying and vice versa..if anyone has a link of an article that tackled I'll appreciate it :\") I need an answer asap .", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.58, "author": "mochimoon520"}

selftext:
Hello everyone , I'm a literature student and I'm currently writing my thesis about the effect of bullying on teenagers in selected dramas ...however a question came up to my mind .. what are the differences between Bullying and abuse? why don't we call abuse bullying and vice versa..if anyone has a link of an article that tackled I'll appreciate it :") I need an answer asap .


topic_name: Essence and Essential
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pm8uuh/essence_and_essential/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063680+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pm8uuh", "score": 7, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1765699639.0, "selftext": "Clarity of self in grey water; boats rock to no particular rhythm. They rock to the inevitability of a causal metronome that keeps losing its winding to corrosion by time and chaos. The pi\u00f1ata of the devil is beaten after the candy falls out of it. Who's to blame, and who is there to blame? Blame exists in \"essence.\" Meaning in the movement and trajectory of existence is swallowed by an idiosyncratic belief that discriminates between, and tier-lists, the tenses. Meaning without knowledge of itse", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "criticalconditioning"}

selftext:
Clarity of self in grey water; boats rock to no particular rhythm. They rock to the inevitability of a causal metronome that keeps losing its winding to corrosion by time and chaos. The piñata of the devil is beaten after the candy falls out of it. Who's to blame, and who is there to blame? Blame exists in "essence." Meaning in the movement and trajectory of existence is swallowed by an idiosyncratic belief that discriminates between, and tier-lists, the tenses. Meaning without knowledge of itse


topic_name: BS or not?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p3d1sd/bs_or_not/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923160+00:00
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selftext: Found it on twitter, on some bro-science publics, so bs probability is fairly high
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p3d1sd", "score": 0, "num_comments": 14, "created_utc": 1763765694.0, "selftext": "Found it on twitter, on some bro-science publics, so bs probability is fairly high", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.36, "author": "Kdm1520"}


topic_name: The Strangest Olympic Cheating Scandal
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9hOepnlnjzw
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384272
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
metadata:
{"video_id": "9hOepnlnjzw", "channel": "TheFeedski", "category": "Sports", "category_id": 17, "views": "3032166", "view_count": 3032166, "likes": "121994", "published_at": "2026-02-06T18:05:17Z"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qp5zbs/donald_trumps_campaign_during_the_2016_united/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055119+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Donald Trump’s campaign during the 2016 United States presidential election was more successful than Hillary Clinton’s campaign at communicating memorable policy proposals that voters believed would personally benefit them.

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qlsm65/popular_lyrics_keep_getting_darker_and_dumber_but/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928537+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Popular lyrics keep getting darker and dumber, but there was a surprising shift during the first Trump presidency. Findings suggest that during events like the COVID-19 pandemic, listeners may seek out songs that offer an emotional escape rather than those that mirror their anxieties.

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topic_name: Why people delay tasks they already recognize and understand — a phase-shift interpretation
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1prf1n0/why_people_delay_tasks_they_already_recognize_and/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961601+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1prf1n0", "score": 3, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1766239326.0, "selftext": "Example\nA person knows their license expires next month. They have weeks to renew it. Yet they delay until the final days, then rush or sometimes miss the deadline entirely.\n\nObservations\nThe task is recognized\nThe deadline is known\nTime was available\nEngagement is still delayed\nMinimal interpretation\nI interpret this as a phase-shift between recognition and action \u2014 the cognitive acknowledgment exists, but engagement with the load is delayed.\n\nBackground note\nIn cognitive science, procrastinati", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.8, "author": "Dry-Sandwich493"}

selftext:
Example
A person knows their license expires next month. They have weeks to renew it. Yet they delay until the final days, then rush or sometimes miss the deadline entirely.

Observations
The task is recognized
The deadline is known
Time was available
Engagement is still delayed
Minimal interpretation
I interpret this as a phase-shift between recognition and action — the cognitive acknowledgment exists, but engagement with the load is delayed.

Background note
In cognitive science, procrastinati


topic_name: Behavioral patterns in COVID advocacy: stories outperformed data in the Medicare-for-All debate
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045473+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nkxliv/behavioral_patterns_in_covid_advocacy_stories/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nkxliv", "score": 9, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1758268929.0, "selftext": "During the pandemic, researchers tracked how two groups framed healthcare reform on Twitter:\n\n* **PNHP (pro\u2013Medicare-for-All):** mentions rose from \\~50% to \\~85%, using personal stories and highlighting demographic disparities.\n* **P4AHCF (anti\u2013Medicare-for-All):** mentions dropped from \\~40% to \\~5%, leaning instead on statistics and broad positive messaging.\n\nEngagement was consistently higher for PNHP, despite their smaller follower base.\n\nFrom a behavioral perspective, this seems to echo th", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.86, "author": "mohityadavx"}

selftext:
During the pandemic, researchers tracked how two groups framed healthcare reform on Twitter:

* **PNHP (pro–Medicare-for-All):** mentions rose from \~50% to \~85%, using personal stories and highlighting demographic disparities.
* **P4AHCF (anti–Medicare-for-All):** mentions dropped from \~40% to \~5%, leaning instead on statistics and broad positive messaging.

Engagement was consistently higher for PNHP, despite their smaller follower base.

From a behavioral perspective, this seems to echo th


topic_name: Your Voice Matters: Take Our Mental Health Survey!
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019839+00:00
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subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n8wun9/your_voice_matters_take_our_mental_health_survey/

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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1n8wun9", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1757050141.0, "selftext": "Hey everyone, I'm currently working on a mental health-related survey and would really appreciate your input! I've created a quick quiz to gather important insights about mental health challenges and support needs. Your responses will be completely anonymous, and your opinions matter greatly. If you can spare a few minutes, please take the time to answer the questions here: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDuVP6q-WCdBl2zuiqNQHL6bjTqmWTcTHZbZlmZCyNjNLnpg/viewform?usp=header](https://do", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "ramaswethaxyz_dheera"}

selftext:
Hey everyone, I'm currently working on a mental health-related survey and would really appreciate your input! I've created a quick quiz to gather important insights about mental health challenges and support needs. Your responses will be completely anonymous, and your opinions matter greatly. If you can spare a few minutes, please take the time to answer the questions here: [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDuVP6q-WCdBl2zuiqNQHL6bjTqmWTcTHZbZlmZCyNjNLnpg/viewform?usp=header](https://do


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447897+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
(CW) recommended books about systematic use of sexual violence during the Dirty War in Argentina, Chile etc...

url:
https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p2kpmj/cw_recommended_books_about_systematic_use_of/

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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p2kpmj", "score": 12, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1763686521.0, "selftext": "CW\nHi guys\nI don't know if that's the subreddit for this but I'm starting some researching about the topic of systematic use of sexual violence/torture against women (and other genders) by the secret police on the behalf the military junta (and the USA) in Latin American countries targeted by the Operation Condor. I am an anthropologist graduate mastered in ethnopsychiatry, with family from LATAM and a survivor myself, that's my positionality. I am looking for suggestions of history/sociology/an", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.84, "author": "aleksandrakollontaj"}

selftext:
CW
Hi guys
I don't know if that's the subreddit for this but I'm starting some researching about the topic of systematic use of sexual violence/torture against women (and other genders) by the secret police on the behalf the military junta (and the USA) in Latin American countries targeted by the Operation Condor. I am an anthropologist graduate mastered in ethnopsychiatry, with family from LATAM and a survivor myself, that's my positionality. I am looking for suggestions of history/sociology/an


topic_name: What programs should I learn
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j7xy8l/what_programs_should_i_learn/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142164+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1j7xy8l", "score": 58, "num_comments": 22, "created_utc": 1741611352.0, "selftext": "Second year undergrad Neuro student here. Wondering what programs people use in the field that I could learn over summer. Im interested in neuroimaging and neuroengineering. Specifically enthusiastic about possibly contributing to the development of a Full Dive VR experience using Neuroscience in the future, if its even possible lol. Python? C++? MATLAB? NumPy? Unity? Other? Let me know.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.97, "author": "[deleted]"}

selftext:
Second year undergrad Neuro student here. Wondering what programs people use in the field that I could learn over summer. Im interested in neuroimaging and neuroengineering. Specifically enthusiastic about possibly contributing to the development of a Full Dive VR experience using Neuroscience in the future, if its even possible lol. Python? C++? MATLAB? NumPy? Unity? Other? Let me know.


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513066+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Nividia and Amd stopping production and the ram shortage are the best possible thing to happen to gaming.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qx87ta/nividia_and_amd_stopping_production_and_the_ram/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qx87ta", "score": 604, "num_comments": 337, "created_utc": 1770353140.0, "selftext": "This is something I've thought for a while now. But hasn't graphics been 'enough' for at least a decade? Do we really need to play movie graphics with hyper realistic skin textures and every hair folicle simulated to the nth degree .. Or do we just need good games? Good games that requrie no next gen graphics card and are totally fine with the surfeit of ram already on the market. \n\nThe fact is that 'chasing next gen' Is basically a scammy marketing scheme. Because what makes a good game has abs", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.76, "author": "Superb-Guidance-4874"}

selftext:
This is something I've thought for a while now. But hasn't graphics been 'enough' for at least a decade? Do we really need to play movie graphics with hyper realistic skin textures and every hair folicle simulated to the nth degree .. Or do we just need good games? Good games that requrie no next gen graphics card and are totally fine with the surfeit of ram already on the market. 

The fact is that 'chasing next gen' Is basically a scammy marketing scheme. Because what makes a good game has abs


topic_name: Gum is so annoying and is a terrible normalised invention
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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087332+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qlmx00/gum_is_so_annoying_and_is_a_terrible_normalised/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qlmx00", "score": 562, "num_comments": 125, "created_utc": 1769261125.0, "selftext": "1. imagine chewing food, I mean it\u2019s okay, sometimes theres annoying people eating food with their mouth open, it just depends how chewy it is. Now Gum is extra chew, and you can eat, for a very long time. imagine being next to someone who is an annoying chewer, and they are knawing down on some gum. I would get so annoyed.\n\n2. the breath stinks. it\u2019s way too strong. it\u2019s just too noticeable. you shouldn\u2019t need gum if you actually brush your teeth? plus if it\u2019s flavoured other than mint it\u2019s jus", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.77, "author": "SuperbAfternoon7427"}

selftext:
1. imagine chewing food, I mean it’s okay, sometimes theres annoying people eating food with their mouth open, it just depends how chewy it is. Now Gum is extra chew, and you can eat, for a very long time. imagine being next to someone who is an annoying chewer, and they are knawing down on some gum. I would get so annoyed.

2. the breath stinks. it’s way too strong. it’s just too noticeable. you shouldn’t need gum if you actually brush your teeth? plus if it’s flavoured other than mint it’s jus


topic_name: Inspired by watching sex and in the city after midnight
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1piuhat/inspired_by_watching_sex_and_in_the_city_after/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303550+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1piuhat", "score": 0, "num_comments": 10, "created_utc": 1765344555.0, "selftext": "So it\u2019s after midnight and I\u2019m watching the first episode of sex and the city and Carrie is gonna see an old ex type person at 3 am that night-\nAnd it got me thinking about relationships-\nAny kind really- and also 3 am-\nBeing in your late 30s.\nWould I got out at 3 am for sex?\nI suppose I would like some conversation as well.\nBut I don\u2019t want to drive that late now, for no reason. Or do I?\nI miss long conversations and being out after 3 am\nI miss pieces of my early twenties. \nWhat comes to mind f", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.39, "author": "Rolensomething"}

selftext:
So it’s after midnight and I’m watching the first episode of sex and the city and Carrie is gonna see an old ex type person at 3 am that night-
And it got me thinking about relationships-
Any kind really- and also 3 am-
Being in your late 30s.
Would I got out at 3 am for sex?
I suppose I would like some conversation as well.
But I don’t want to drive that late now, for no reason. Or do I?
I miss long conversations and being out after 3 am
I miss pieces of my early twenties. 
What comes to mind f


topic_name: Preparation strategy for masters
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qhwmc2/preparation_strategy_for_masters/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929061+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qhwmc2", "score": 0, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1768901442.0, "selftext": "How should I start preparing for a Master\u2019s in Clinical Psych without feeling confused or overwhelmed?\u201d", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "psych_allrounder"}

selftext:
How should I start preparing for a Master’s in Clinical Psych without feeling confused or overwhelmed?”


topic_name: What it is like to be a bat
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pm6jg6/what_it_is_like_to_be_a_bat/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063683+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pm6jg6", "score": 6, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1765691026.0, "selftext": "Hi, I am revisiting Nagel\u2019s paper. To summerize, it seems like he is saying \u201cwe don\u2019t know \u201c and \u201cwe don\u2019t know what we don\u2019t know. \n\nAm I missing a significant point?\n\nIt seems like he playing with the idea that phenomenology is subjective.  It seems rather obvious", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.75, "author": "BilboButtHead"}

selftext:
Hi, I am revisiting Nagel’s paper. To summerize, it seems like he is saying “we don’t know “ and “we don’t know what we don’t know. 

Am I missing a significant point?

It seems like he playing with the idea that phenomenology is subjective.  It seems rather obvious


topic_name: Question about memorization
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p178dd/question_about_memorization/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923163+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p178dd", "score": 5, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1763557706.0, "selftext": "Let's imagine a situation where a person translates text into a foreign language. He knows a word, but it has to be retrieved from the passive vocabulary. In the first situation, he is given a minute to remember the word and in the other \u2013 gets told the difficult word almost immediately. Will the first be more beneficial for memorizing the word, or both will have the same effect on future word retrieval, and why?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.73, "author": "ratratte"}

selftext:
Let's imagine a situation where a person translates text into a foreign language. He knows a word, but it has to be retrieved from the passive vocabulary. In the first situation, he is given a minute to remember the word and in the other – gets told the difficult word almost immediately. Will the first be more beneficial for memorizing the word, or both will have the same effect on future word retrieval, and why?


topic_name: LeBron's New Warmup Routine
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=VlY9pD10-rw
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384343
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qovgc0/chronic_victim_identity_and_vulnerable_narcissism/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055122+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Chronic victim identity and vulnerable narcissism share deep roots. New research explains both the mindset and observers' conflicted reactions-and offers paths toward change.

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topic_name: What should I major in to pursue research in human and machine cognition?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1prmh6b/what_should_i_major_in_to_pursue_research_in/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961604+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: cogsci
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1prmh6b", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1766258744.0, "selftext": "I am a second-year undergraduate student currently pursuing a degree in Philosophy. I recently became interested in cognition, intelligence, and consciousness through a Philosophy of Mind course, where I learned about both computational approaches to the mind, such as neural networks and the development of human-level artificial intelligence, as well as substrate-dependence arguments, that certain biological processes may meaningfully shape mental representations.\n\nI am interested in researching", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Typical_Towel_3102"}

selftext:
I am a second-year undergraduate student currently pursuing a degree in Philosophy. I recently became interested in cognition, intelligence, and consciousness through a Philosophy of Mind course, where I learned about both computational approaches to the mind, such as neural networks and the development of human-level artificial intelligence, as well as substrate-dependence arguments, that certain biological processes may meaningfully shape mental representations.

I am interested in researching


topic_name: Economics of Coerced Motherhood as US Fertility Falls to Historic Lows
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045476+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nkj0vb/economics_of_coerced_motherhood_as_us_fertility/

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n8la17/erkeklerin_kadinlara_yönelik_tutumlarini/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019843+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1kG7-jZtiqAOP6ou_NYegVrNSUTeoJW2D8fk91d8rqD4/edit#responses
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
ERKEKLERİN KADINLARA YÖNELİK TUTUMLARINI ETKİLEYEN DEĞİŞKENLERİ İNCELEDİĞİM ÇALIŞMAYA KATILMAK İSTER MİSİNİZ?

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topic_name: Why are Asian men stereotypes like this?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1p0a1p1/why_are_asian_men_stereotypes_like_this/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447901+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1p0a1p1", "score": 79, "num_comments": 18, "created_utc": 1763467145.0, "selftext": "\nHere is a formal source from Taylor and Francis Online: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00224499.2025.2473965\n\n[This post](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/HM46OhHr2q) **(+388 net upvotes\u2b06\ufe0f)** talks about how Asians are expected to be bottoms\n\n\n[This comment](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/Als2M0s5nN) **(+321 net upvotes\u2b06\ufe0f)** also talks about how Asians are expected to be bottoms\n\n\n[This post](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/yYtNlDXWUl) ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.68, "author": "Helpful_Pillow_7088"}

selftext:
Here is a formal source from Taylor and Francis Online: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00224499.2025.2473965

[This post](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/HM46OhHr2q) **(+388 net upvotes⬆️)** talks about how Asians are expected to be bottoms


[This comment](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/Als2M0s5nN) **(+321 net upvotes⬆️)** also talks about how Asians are expected to be bottoms


[This post](https://www.reddit.com/u/Helpful_Pillow_7088/s/yYtNlDXWUl) 


topic_name: article that criticizes some aesthetic surgeons
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243110+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/wy8cu6/article_that_criticizes_some_aesthetic_surgeons/

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topic_name: A subcortical switchboard for perseverative, exploratory and disengaged states
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j4u37j/a_subcortical_switchboard_for_perseverative/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142167+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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topic_name: Fish Burger is the best item at any Burger place
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513070+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qx6vh3/fish_burger_is_the_best_item_at_any_burger_place/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qx6vh3", "score": 376, "num_comments": 203, "created_utc": 1770349152.0, "selftext": "Fish Burger is the best item at any Burger place.\n\nWhether it be the kingpin McD or any fast food, a local place, a fancy place, if there is a fish Burger on the menu it will be the best option.\n\nNot too heavy it leaves you feeling sick, not too greasy, not too cheesy. A perfect balance of crispy deep-fried texture, soft inside, light tartar sauce, and a thin slice of cheese. Doesn't get any better than that really.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.78, "author": "SupermarketMaster594"}

selftext:
Fish Burger is the best item at any Burger place.

Whether it be the kingpin McD or any fast food, a local place, a fancy place, if there is a fish Burger on the menu it will be the best option.

Not too heavy it leaves you feeling sick, not too greasy, not too cheesy. A perfect balance of crispy deep-fried texture, soft inside, light tartar sauce, and a thin slice of cheese. Doesn't get any better than that really.


topic_name: The second shift is the superior shift.
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qgpfv6/the_second_shift_is_the_superior_shift/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087336+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qgpfv6", "score": 553, "num_comments": 157, "created_utc": 1768783168.0, "selftext": "I often worked 2:30 to 11:30 pm, and honestly? I liked it. I got to sleep in, have some screen time, and actually have time to eat before I went to work. \n\nSure, it wasn\u2019t perfect, and I sometimes worked the first shift to change things up at times, but a lot of the time, I liked it more than going about things the \u201cnormal\u201d way. ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.91, "author": "throw66556"}

selftext:
I often worked 2:30 to 11:30 pm, and honestly? I liked it. I got to sleep in, have some screen time, and actually have time to eat before I went to work. 

Sure, it wasn’t perfect, and I sometimes worked the first shift to change things up at times, but a lot of the time, I liked it more than going about things the “normal” way. 


topic_name: Does fame corrupt people or does it just give them the resources to act on impulses we all have?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1phij1p/does_fame_corrupt_people_or_does_it_just_give/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303553+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1phij1p", "score": 190, "num_comments": 25, "created_utc": 1765215001.0, "selftext": "We always say fame and power corrupt. But what if it's simpler than that\n\nMost people don't commit crimes or act on their worst impulses because they can't afford the consequences. They can't hire expensive lawyers. They can't flee the country. They need their job. They need their community. They need to maintain a reputation.\n\nThose constraints force us to behave. Not morality. Not goodness. Just the practical reality that actions have consequences we can't escape. But remove those barriers and", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.99, "author": "Healthy-String-2100"}

selftext:
We always say fame and power corrupt. But what if it's simpler than that

Most people don't commit crimes or act on their worst impulses because they can't afford the consequences. They can't hire expensive lawyers. They can't flee the country. They need their job. They need their community. They need to maintain a reputation.

Those constraints force us to behave. Not morality. Not goodness. Just the practical reality that actions have consequences we can't escape. But remove those barriers and


topic_name: Books recommendations for masters
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qhwlp7/books_recommendations_for_masters/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929065+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: What are the must-read books to start preparing for a Master’s in Clinical Psych in India?
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qhwlp7", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1768901382.0, "selftext": "What are the must-read books to start preparing for a Master\u2019s in Clinical Psych in India?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.4, "author": "psych_allrounder"}


topic_name: Love always comes with a confidence and a belief.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063686+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1plq8bb/love_always_comes_with_a_confidence_and_a_belief/

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topic_name: Mentorship for High School Science Project
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1p09dst/mentorship_for_high_school_science_project/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923167+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1p09dst", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1763464918.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone. I am a 17F in Zimbabwe, working on a science fair project, hoping to make it to ISEF. I have the following research questions, I want my project to be based on, or just the overall direction I see the project going in.\n\n1. How do NRG1 and ErbB4 genetic variations influence pain perception in psychosis and neurodegeneration?\n\n2. Are endogenous opioid levels correlated with pain desensitization during these disorders?\n\n3. What molecular interactions between NRG1, ErbB4, and opioid sig", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.63, "author": "Impressive_Fox_1430"}

selftext:
Hi everyone. I am a 17F in Zimbabwe, working on a science fair project, hoping to make it to ISEF. I have the following research questions, I want my project to be based on, or just the overall direction I see the project going in.

1. How do NRG1 and ErbB4 genetic variations influence pain perception in psychosis and neurodegeneration?

2. Are endogenous opioid levels correlated with pain desensitization during these disorders?

3. What molecular interactions between NRG1, ErbB4, and opioid sig


topic_name: When Honor Is First Of All 😍❤...@WorldArcheryTV
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=vM9miEvw2PY
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384364
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
metadata:
{"video_id": "vM9miEvw2PY", "channel": "Lily's Diary", "category": "Sports", "category_id": 17, "views": "2935808", "view_count": 2935808, "likes": "125390", "published_at": "2026-02-07T22:25:22Z"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qp62lf/people_who_support_authoritarianism_tend_to/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055125+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
People who support authoritarianism tend to endorse election conspiracy beliefs. There was no evidence of the reverse effect (conspiracy beliefs fostering antidemocratic views).

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source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qi70p9/women_tend_to_downplay_their_gender_in_workplaces/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:13.928541+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Women tend to downplay their gender in workplaces with masculinity contest cultures. Study suggests that when organizational norms glorify masculine traits, women tend to feel that their social identity is less valued. As a coping mechanism, they may hide or downplay their gender to fit in.

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topic_name: Our Conceptual Umwelts: all mental models are wrong, some are useful
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ppunsv/our_conceptual_umwelts_all_mental_models_are/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961608+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: cogsci
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
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topic_name: Online Masters in Behavioral Economics programme - recommendations
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045480+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nfeht0/online_masters_in_behavioral_economics_programme/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nfeht0", "score": 9, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1757710287.0, "selftext": "TLDR: Recommendations for online Bev. Eco Masters programmes.\n\nHi all, I have been looking at doing my masters in Behavioural Economics for many years now - I had applied for several programmes about 4 years ago but couldn't end up funding it due to life priorities changing (got married, moved and bought a house with my wife instead).\n\nNow again looking to do a course, but online this time considering finances and life stage. Does anyone have any recommendations of online bev. eco Masters progra", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "llamaman48"}

selftext:
TLDR: Recommendations for online Bev. Eco Masters programmes.

Hi all, I have been looking at doing my masters in Behavioural Economics for many years now - I had applied for several programmes about 4 years ago but couldn't end up funding it due to life priorities changing (got married, moved and bought a house with my wife instead).

Now again looking to do a course, but online this time considering finances and life stage. Does anyone have any recommendations of online bev. eco Masters progra


topic_name: Looking for research gaps in community psychology/moral psychology
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n7pwoo/looking_for_research_gaps_in_community/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019848+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1n7pwoo", "score": 13, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1756931096.0, "selftext": "Hi all! I'm writing my undergraduate honors thesis in psychology. My two broad areas of interest are community psychology and moral psychology- I've been conducting literature review in both general fields for several weeks, but can't find any literature gaps/research gaps to research for my thesis. Open to any and all subfields in both general areas- please give me ideas!", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "venuslookingglass333"}

selftext:
Hi all! I'm writing my undergraduate honors thesis in psychology. My two broad areas of interest are community psychology and moral psychology- I've been conducting literature review in both general fields for several weeks, but can't find any literature gaps/research gaps to research for my thesis. Open to any and all subfields in both general areas- please give me ideas!


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1ozumrp/in_general_gay_men_have_tended_to_face_more/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447904+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: What is the through-line between these two groups?
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
In general, gay men have tended to face more social hostility than lesbian women, and trans women have tended to face more social hostility than trans men. Why is this?

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topic_name: Predictive waves in the autism schizophrenia continuum A novel biobehavioral model
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243113+00:00
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subreddit: CognitivePsychology
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signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/tg3qdn/predictive_waves_in_the_autism_schizophrenia/

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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142172+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
Hello Everyone, I'd like to share a review article on the role of the blood-brain barrier in brain metastasis development. It explores how its components act as both protectors and allies of tumor cells, discussing potential therapeutic targets and methods like focused ultrasound and nanoparticles.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j2ea7t/hello_everyone_id_like_to_share_a_review_article/

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topic_name: Season 2 of Amazon's fallout show was garbage from a writing perspective
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513074+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qx7jr7/season_2_of_amazons_fallout_show_was_garbage_from/

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selftext:
You ever finish a season of TV and just feel nothing? Not anger, not even sadness. Just a hollow kind of tired. That is what Fallout Season 2 left me with. It felt like a long walk to nowhere. I found myself thinking about the early seasons of Game of Thrones, the ones everyone loved, trying to figure out why this felt so different. Why one show grabbed you by the collar and the other just lets you drift away until it all starts to feel dumb.

The heart of it is the idea of a quest that actually


topic_name: the bear is a boring a** show that coulda been great
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087339+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qoeu9c/the_bear_is_a_boring_a_show_that_coulda_been_great/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qoeu9c", "score": 542, "num_comments": 231, "created_utc": 1769522954.0, "selftext": "over a year ago I really loved the first season but stopped watching after the second because of how SLOW and BORING the show got. I felt bad like I gave up so recently i rewatched saying i'd finish all 4 seasons... dude, what an awful waste of time\ud83d\ude2d here's what sucks: \n\n1) the 1st season rocked. emotionally charged, fast paced, character depth, gold. but as the show goes on it scraps all that to make room for 5 minute long music montages of random BS every 10 minutes. and it acts so avant garde", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.78, "author": "SquareNo5496"}

selftext:
over a year ago I really loved the first season but stopped watching after the second because of how SLOW and BORING the show got. I felt bad like I gave up so recently i rewatched saying i'd finish all 4 seasons... dude, what an awful waste of time😭 here's what sucks: 

1) the 1st season rocked. emotionally charged, fast paced, character depth, gold. but as the show goes on it scraps all that to make room for 5 minute long music montages of random BS every 10 minutes. and it acts so avant garde


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303558+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
If, in the future, parents could genetically modify their child’s behavior to be more aggressive, and that child later committed a serious crime, who would be more responsible?

url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1phtc59/if_in_the_future_parents_could_genetically_modify/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1phtc59", "score": 8, "num_comments": 26, "created_utc": 1765240245.0, "selftext": "This is purely a hypothetical thought i had while writing an essay. I\u2019m curious how people would assign moral or legal responsibility.\n\n\n\nNote: This does NOT promote violence in any way\u2026.it\u2019s just a thought experiment.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.71, "author": "Catgotmyleg"}

selftext:
This is purely a hypothetical thought i had while writing an essay. I’m curious how people would assign moral or legal responsibility.



Note: This does NOT promote violence in any way….it’s just a thought experiment.


topic_name: do the symptoms always remain even after therapy?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:02.120761+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qej8wr/do_the_symptoms_always_remain_even_after_therapy/

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topic_name: The Creek
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1plakua/the_creek/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063690+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1plakua", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1765593853.0, "selftext": "   My mind isn\u2019t a library of quotes.\r\nIt isn\u2019t a bookshelf of dead men\u2019s words.\r\nIt\u2019s a creek, always moving, always cold, always carving. The sediment at the bottom\r\nis everything I\u2019ve taken in: philosophers, worldviews, pain, years of bruised experience.\r\nIt settles, sure, but the creek keeps moving.\r\n\n  Anything that falls in gets worked to the banks,\r\nor waterlogged and buried, or carried off into the distance until only the minerals remain. I don\u2019t recycle the verbage. I dissolve it. Thoug", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.67, "author": "RSSA_Archives"}

selftext:
   My mind isn’t a library of quotes.
It isn’t a bookshelf of dead men’s words.
It’s a creek, always moving, always cold, always carving. The sediment at the bottom
is everything I’ve taken in: philosophers, worldviews, pain, years of bruised experience.
It settles, sure, but the creek keeps moving.

  Anything that falls in gets worked to the banks,
or waterlogged and buried, or carried off into the distance until only the minerals remain. I don’t recycle the verbage. I dissolve it. Thoug


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region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923170+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Requesting expert input: Are these anti-ADHD claims scientifically accurate? Looking for evidence-based clarification.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1ozanjn/requesting_expert_input_are_these_antiadhd_claims/

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1ozanjn", "score": 98, "num_comments": 132, "created_utc": 1763366709.0, "selftext": "Hey everyone. \n\nI\u2019m trying to evaluate a set of claims made in a social media post regarding the biological validity of ADHD. I\u2019m aware that ADHD research is complex and multifactorial, so I would appreciate input from people familiar with neuropsychology, genetics, or clinical neuroscience.\n\nThe post argues that:\n\n1.\tThere are no promising biomarkers for ADHD\n2.\tGenetic findings are too heterogeneous and non-specific to support ADHD as a biological condition\n3.\tNeuroimaging findings are inconsi", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "imanemii"}

selftext:
Hey everyone. 

I’m trying to evaluate a set of claims made in a social media post regarding the biological validity of ADHD. I’m aware that ADHD research is complex and multifactorial, so I would appreciate input from people familiar with neuropsychology, genetics, or clinical neuroscience.

The post argues that:

1.	There are no promising biomarkers for ADHD
2.	Genetic findings are too heterogeneous and non-specific to support ADHD as a biological condition
3.	Neuroimaging findings are inconsi


topic_name: Who Wins That? #ishowspeed #jakepaul #edit
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ds-wP1FUqVc
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384331
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
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signal_type: video_demand
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topic_name: Researchers confirm the detrimental effects of psychopathic traits on job performance
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qok5ta/researchers_confirm_the_detrimental_effects_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055129+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
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topic_name: Proposal of the term "Isonoia" for - assuming others share one’s current mental state
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ppgvv5/proposal_of_the_term_isonoia_for_assuming_others/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961611+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1ppgvv5", "score": 3, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1766029337.0, "selftext": "Assuming that everyone thinks the same way, or feels and perceives things in the same way, is a very common human reflex.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not because you don\u2019t like something that other people won\u2019t like it as well.\u201d\n\nHowever, there isn\u2019t a single word that clearly describes this reflex. So I\u2019d like to propose the word \u201cisonoia.\u201d\n\nFrom Greek roots:\n\niso- = same\n\n-noia = thought / mental state\n\n\nIsonoia would describe the tendency to assume that others share one\u2019s own thoughts, preferences, or perceptions.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.62, "author": "OohNeeh"}

selftext:
Assuming that everyone thinks the same way, or feels and perceives things in the same way, is a very common human reflex.
“It’s not because you don’t like something that other people won’t like it as well.”

However, there isn’t a single word that clearly describes this reflex. So I’d like to propose the word “isonoia.”

From Greek roots:

iso- = same

-noia = thought / mental state


Isonoia would describe the tendency to assume that others share one’s own thoughts, preferences, or perceptions.


topic_name: Best things you've seen that stop people from forgetting bags on metro/train/bus
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045483+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1neycsx/best_things_youve_seen_that_stop_people_from/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1neycsx", "score": 9, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1757668368.0, "selftext": "**Do you know of any interventions that aim at reducing forgotten items on metro/train/bus/overground?** What have you seen? Where was it? Any links or quick impressions helps!\n\nCould be a short audio line at the right moment, signage near doors, baggage zones/racks, small layout tweaks, staff scripts, phone/tag alerts, or even AI detection.\n\nThank you!", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Far-Walk-1442"}

selftext:
**Do you know of any interventions that aim at reducing forgotten items on metro/train/bus/overground?** What have you seen? Where was it? Any links or quick impressions helps!

Could be a short audio line at the right moment, signage near doors, baggage zones/racks, small layout tweaks, staff scripts, phone/tag alerts, or even AI detection.

Thank you!


topic_name: Which phrase is hardest for you to say? (Survey)
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019852+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n629ed/which_phrase_is_hardest_for_you_to_say_survey/

metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1n629ed", "score": 18, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1756764437.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone!\n\nI\u2019m running a short, anonymous survey out of curiosity about which everyday phrases people find hardest to say \u2014 and why. It\u2019s only 1 poll question, 1 short-answer box, and a couple of demographic questions (like age, gender, and country).\n\nThis isn\u2019t professional research \u2014 I\u2019m just a psychology enthusiast fascinated by how communication reflects personality, vulnerability, and decision-making. Think of it as a fun micro-study of the things we hold back from sayinga!\n\n\u25aa\ufe0e What I ho", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.96, "author": "NikaInverse"}

selftext:
Hi everyone!

I’m running a short, anonymous survey out of curiosity about which everyday phrases people find hardest to say — and why. It’s only 1 poll question, 1 short-answer box, and a couple of demographic questions (like age, gender, and country).

This isn’t professional research — I’m just a psychology enthusiast fascinated by how communication reflects personality, vulnerability, and decision-making. Think of it as a fun micro-study of the things we hold back from sayinga!

▪︎ What I ho


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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1oybz6d/surveys_suggest_about_70_of_iranians_want/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447908+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Surveys suggest about 70% of Iranians want government change but fear reprisals. Are there peer-reviewed studies on how grassroots movements succeed in driving political transitions under authoritarian regimes, and what are their characteristics?

metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1oybz6d", "score": 23, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1763265989.0, "selftext": "The title is pretty much the question.\n\nThe 70% is based on a survey by GAMAAN institute:  \n\u201cAnalytical Report on \u2018Iranians\u2019 Political Preferences in 2024\u2019\u201d \u2013 published August 20 2025. [Gamaan](https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)  \nLink: [https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/](https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.83, "author": "Shekari_Club"}

selftext:
The title is pretty much the question.

The 70% is based on a survey by GAMAAN institute:  
“Analytical Report on ‘Iranians’ Political Preferences in 2024’” – published August 20 2025. [Gamaan](https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)  
Link: [https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/](https://gamaan.org/2025/08/20/analytical-report-on-iranians-political-preferences-in-2024/


topic_name: DNN based Classification of ADHD fMRI Data using Functional Connectivity Coefficient
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243117+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: CognitivePsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/r4knod/dnn_based_classification_of_adhd_fmri_data_using/

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topic_name: Key fobs suck. Real keys are better
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qwmh1e/key_fobs_suck_real_keys_are_better/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513078+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qwmh1e", "score": 764, "num_comments": 445, "created_utc": 1770301090.0, "selftext": "Key fobs are a pain in the backside. They are expensive, batteries die, and set off the panic button in my pocket all the time. \n\nHard keys; one for ignition and one for the trunk were better. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.84, "author": "ApprehensiveAd5446"}

selftext:
Key fobs are a pain in the backside. They are expensive, batteries die, and set off the panic button in my pocket all the time. 

Hard keys; one for ignition and one for the trunk were better. 


topic_name: Hot tub jets SUCK
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qlfe6c/hot_tub_jets_suck/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087343+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qlfe6c", "score": 535, "num_comments": 130, "created_utc": 1769235487.0, "selftext": "No matter where I go, every hot tub I enter always has 1 mfer who just assumes everybody wants the bubbles on and just goes and turns it on without asking. Why does everyone insist on always turning on the jets when\n\n1. The hot tub is supposed to be a calming environment. Why ruin this beautiful hot still water with loud fking bubbles and chaotic motion? If I\u2019m trying to enjoy a beautiful morning view in the tub, I\u2019d love to hear some birds chirping and seeing steam slowly evaporate off the top ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.86, "author": "hardzero4"}

selftext:
No matter where I go, every hot tub I enter always has 1 mfer who just assumes everybody wants the bubbles on and just goes and turns it on without asking. Why does everyone insist on always turning on the jets when

1. The hot tub is supposed to be a calming environment. Why ruin this beautiful hot still water with loud fking bubbles and chaotic motion? If I’m trying to enjoy a beautiful morning view in the tub, I’d love to hear some birds chirping and seeing steam slowly evaporate off the top 


topic_name: How do you unlearn the idea that someone’s net worth equals their intelligence or capability?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1phhmlv/how_do_you_unlearn_the_idea_that_someones_net/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303562+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
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topic_name: Formatting for thesis using docx and Google Docs
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929072+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qhrsad/formatting_for_thesis_using_docx_and_google_docs/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qhrsad", "score": 0, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1768884864.0, "selftext": "Hello everyone,\n\nMy program is for a MS in experimental psychology and I am currently working on defending my proposal. I am working with my advisor and trading drafts back and forth, but I am using Google Docs and she keeps sending me things back in a word doc or docx and the formatting is janky even if I open it using word (e.g, huge section breaks that I cannot get rid of in either platform). I know when I send it to my committee they will probably edit in either docx or a google doc, but I r", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Mehtevas__"}

selftext:
Hello everyone,

My program is for a MS in experimental psychology and I am currently working on defending my proposal. I am working with my advisor and trading drafts back and forth, but I am using Google Docs and she keeps sending me things back in a word doc or docx and the formatting is janky even if I open it using word (e.g, huge section breaks that I cannot get rid of in either platform). I know when I send it to my committee they will probably edit in either docx or a google doc, but I r


topic_name: I built a arXiv digest saas that summarizes papers with deep custom
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:02.120765+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qdftt4/i_built_a_arxiv_digest_saas_that_summarizes/

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topic_name: Consciousness is not generated by the brain/mind, rather it is incubated as the brain develops.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063694+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pkyfkf/consciousness_is_not_generated_by_the_brainmind/

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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pkyfkf", "score": 12, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1765562055.0, "selftext": "Every species is theoretically capable of undergoing the same hyper-complex recognition of self that we humans have, but only when minds are refined over time, through the gradual harmonising of biological evolution and optimal conditions.\n\nAs an example of nature in effect, Chimpanzees have highly developed brains which we agree has allowed them to exhibit a burgeoning communication system (like a proto-language), complex interpersonal relationships and a general curiosity that extends beyond t", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "Frankie-Knuckles"}

selftext:
Every species is theoretically capable of undergoing the same hyper-complex recognition of self that we humans have, but only when minds are refined over time, through the gradual harmonising of biological evolution and optimal conditions.

As an example of nature in effect, Chimpanzees have highly developed brains which we agree has allowed them to exhibit a burgeoning communication system (like a proto-language), complex interpersonal relationships and a general curiosity that extends beyond t


topic_name: Watching My Brother Struggle and Not Knowing How to Help
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923173+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: I need suggestions and advice
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1ozaxcz/watching_my_brother_struggle_and_not_knowing_how/

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topic_name: Congressman reveals what he saw in the unredacted Epstein files
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LgHXF0_HOm4
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:03.972520
autocomplete: []
category: News & Politics
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signal_type: video_demand
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topic_name: SuperhitPhonk - Papaoutai (Afro Soul) (Official Music Video)
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region: CA
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url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qoau81/feeling_powerful_within_a_romantic_relationship/
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Feeling powerful within a romantic relationship is associated with a more satisfying and active sex life. This positive association extends to partners as well, indicating that power dynamics in relationships are not necessarily a competition where one person’s gain is another’s loss.

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url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qlxscj/severe_sleep_problems_is_associated_with_fewer/
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Severe sleep problems is associated with fewer years of healthy brain function, and may reduce total life expectancy by several years. A 65-year-old man with severe sleep issues could expect to live 2.4 fewer years. Impacts on life expectancy appeared less severe for women than for men.

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topic_name: I stopped trying to resolve my tracks — curious if others feel this shift too
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url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ppo8hx/i_stopped_trying_to_resolve_my_tracks_curious_if/
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topic_name: The West isn't Collapsing, Our brains are
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url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1ne00uk/the_west_isnt_collapsing_our_brains_are/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045487+00:00
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1ne00uk", "score": 63, "num_comments": 7, "created_utc": 1757566574.0, "selftext": "My goodness!\n\nLook at the headlines! drones over Poland, energy infrastructure bombed, France in political collapse, street riots in the UK and Germany, and now the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and everyone\u2019s rushing to explain the \u201cdecline of the West.\u201d Here\u2019s the uncomfortable truth: it\u2019s not geopolitics, it\u2019s psychology.\n\nWe\u2019re wired to feel losses twice as strongly as gains. For decades the West expected progress; now it feels like decline, and whole societies are stuck in a \u201closs\u201d mindset", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.87, "author": "GoosePuzzleheaded146"}

selftext:
My goodness!

Look at the headlines! drones over Poland, energy infrastructure bombed, France in political collapse, street riots in the UK and Germany, and now the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and everyone’s rushing to explain the “decline of the West.” Here’s the uncomfortable truth: it’s not geopolitics, it’s psychology.

We’re wired to feel losses twice as strongly as gains. For decades the West expected progress; now it feels like decline, and whole societies are stuck in a “loss” mindset


topic_name: Incredible simulation
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url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n5a2b0/incredible_simulation/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019856+00:00
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1n5a2b0", "score": 9, "num_comments": 5, "created_utc": 1756685012.0, "selftext": "I just came across this virtual social experiment, and I found it so profound and incredible (and downright entertaining), I thought I would share it here. \n\nIf you\u2019re a professor/teacher, I invite you to offer your students extra credit for writing a paper or something about their observations from this experiment. It was very well done, had a full team in facilitation of the experiment, and echoes the effects of roles becoming part of one\u2019s identity (Stanford prison experiment). \n\nThe premise ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.85, "author": "ctrl-alt-distract"}

selftext:
I just came across this virtual social experiment, and I found it so profound and incredible (and downright entertaining), I thought I would share it here. 

If you’re a professor/teacher, I invite you to offer your students extra credit for writing a paper or something about their observations from this experiment. It was very well done, had a full team in facilitation of the experiment, and echoes the effects of roles becoming part of one’s identity (Stanford prison experiment). 

The premise 


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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447911+00:00
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How cohesively, and for how long, does a group need to self define to cross the threshold into nationhood?

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url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/qmk7uu/correlation_of_subjective_wellbeing_in/
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Correlation of Subjective Well-being in Schizophrenic Patients with Gait Parameters, Expert-rated Motor Disturbances, and Psychopathological Status

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topic_name: Need help interpreting this study about extended release naltrexone effect on grey matter
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142179+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j0m0fw/need_help_interpreting_this_study_about_extended/

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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1j0m0fw", "score": 6, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1740786730.0, "selftext": "\nI got a vivitrol shot and it\u2019s basically an extended release of naltrexone. I\u2019m worried that I need to discontinue this because of finding out about how dopamine antagonists lead to brain atrophy.\nI think I found a study already backing this claim up but I need people who know more about this to help me with this question and put their two cents in:\nThe study is at the top\nIt says it only took two weeks for them to find a significant reduction in thickness of those regions! This shot lasts a mo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.88, "author": "PickleRich7213"}

selftext:
I got a vivitrol shot and it’s basically an extended release of naltrexone. I’m worried that I need to discontinue this because of finding out about how dopamine antagonists lead to brain atrophy.
I think I found a study already backing this claim up but I need people who know more about this to help me with this question and put their two cents in:
The study is at the top
It says it only took two weeks for them to find a significant reduction in thickness of those regions! This shot lasts a mo


topic_name: You should never clap along to live music.
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url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qwcjby/you_should_never_clap_along_to_live_music/
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qwcjby", "score": 2090, "num_comments": 407, "created_utc": 1770268749.0, "selftext": "If the crowd you\u2019re in starts clapping along to the beat, don\u2019t. Don\u2019t even try. \n\nCrowds always, consistently drift off beat. It\u2019s an inevitability. Crowds naturally increase pace. Every time. It\u2019s why drummers exist and we\u2019re not all drummers. I\u2019ve been to hundreds of shows, and there\u2019s not a single exception I\u2019ve witnessed\u2014the crowd always speeds up the beat, drifts into madness, and takes away from the performance.  \n\nIt becomes a challenge for the artists. It forces the band to choose to st", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.8, "author": "SuperTune2540"}

selftext:
If the crowd you’re in starts clapping along to the beat, don’t. Don’t even try. 

Crowds always, consistently drift off beat. It’s an inevitability. Crowds naturally increase pace. Every time. It’s why drummers exist and we’re not all drummers. I’ve been to hundreds of shows, and there’s not a single exception I’ve witnessed—the crowd always speeds up the beat, drifts into madness, and takes away from the performance.  

It becomes a challenge for the artists. It forces the band to choose to st


topic_name: Fighting games are the most unintuative genre to learn and they don't care
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qmci8t/fighting_games_are_the_most_unintuative_genre_to/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qmci8t", "score": 532, "num_comments": 322, "created_utc": 1769325698.0, "selftext": "I've been trying on and off for 6 months to try to learn fighting games. Learning resources like videos I've watched and practiced and still. I like competitive games, I like League Of Legends, R6, Company Of Heroes 2, CS2, etc, but fighting games are so unfun to learn. Your choices are always incorrect not matter. The gaps in combos are not apparent, the correct option is completely different situation to situation. Then the consquence of watching a 30s unskippable cut-scene after every single\u00a0", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.8, "author": "ToeConsumer420"}

selftext:
I've been trying on and off for 6 months to try to learn fighting games. Learning resources like videos I've watched and practiced and still. I like competitive games, I like League Of Legends, R6, Company Of Heroes 2, CS2, etc, but fighting games are so unfun to learn. Your choices are always incorrect not matter. The gaps in combos are not apparent, the correct option is completely different situation to situation. Then the consquence of watching a 30s unskippable cut-scene after every single 


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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303566+00:00
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topic_name:
What if capitalism and socialism, both born from the industrial age, no longer fit our post-industrial, post-scarcity world?

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https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pglzm2/what_if_capitalism_and_socialism_both_born_from/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pglzm2", "score": 260, "num_comments": 248, "created_utc": 1765123547.0, "selftext": "Both systems grew from the logic of scarcity, mass labor, and linear production\u2014capitalism with private markets, socialism with centralized planning. But automation is cutting the need for human labor, data is king, and decentralization is shaking up old power structures.\n\nSo what comes next?\n\nIf the 20th century was about industrial ideologies clashing, maybe the 21st is something different\u2014post-ownership, post-transaction, maybe even beyond the systems we know.\n\nCould we build a society based ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.89, "author": "Secret_Ostrich_1307"}

selftext:
Both systems grew from the logic of scarcity, mass labor, and linear production—capitalism with private markets, socialism with centralized planning. But automation is cutting the need for human labor, data is king, and decentralization is shaking up old power structures.

So what comes next?

If the 20th century was about industrial ideologies clashing, maybe the 21st is something different—post-ownership, post-transaction, maybe even beyond the systems we know.

Could we build a society based 


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url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qhrarc/effects_of_training_base_categories_that/
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signal_type: question
topic_name:
Effects of training base categories that constitute intelligence (logical inference and reasoning, numeracy, working memory, etc)

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qhrarc", "score": 2, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1768883447.0, "selftext": "(I posted this in r/cognitiveTesting but am reposting here for some more potentially conducive answers)  \n  \nWhile I think it is clear that you probably cannot increase your biologically endowed level of intelligence (your \u2018brainpower\u2019 or however you might put it), I am curious about what the effects of training a set of very basic, generally transferable categories that *constitute* intelligence would be.\n\nMore specifically, if someone were to spend a significant amount of time training their:\n", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.62, "author": "Heavy-Mongoose1561"}

selftext:
(I posted this in r/cognitiveTesting but am reposting here for some more potentially conducive answers)  
  
While I think it is clear that you probably cannot increase your biologically endowed level of intelligence (your ‘brainpower’ or however you might put it), I am curious about what the effects of training a set of very basic, generally transferable categories that *constitute* intelligence would be.

More specifically, if someone were to spend a significant amount of time training their:


topic_name: A Philosophy of Mind for System Thinkers
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region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pkmvgt/a_philosophy_of_mind_for_system_thinkers/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063697+00:00
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pkmvgt", "score": 9, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1765528246.0, "selftext": "Most people experience consciousness and self as a story. Some of us experience it as a system: inputs, state updates, coherence checks. I wrote a short philosophy for those \u201cArchitect minds\u201d who think in models, not movies. If that sounds like you, this might feel like a user manual, not a manifesto.\n\nRead \u201cThe Architect: A Philosophy of Mind for Those Who Think in Systems\u201c by Michael Kerr on Medium: https://medium.com/@mikeyakerr/the-architect-a-philosophy-of-mind-for-the-coherence-oriented-th", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "[deleted]"}

selftext:
Most people experience consciousness and self as a story. Some of us experience it as a system: inputs, state updates, coherence checks. I wrote a short philosophy for those “Architect minds” who think in models, not movies. If that sounds like you, this might feel like a user manual, not a manifesto.

Read “The Architect: A Philosophy of Mind for Those Who Think in Systems“ by Michael Kerr on Medium: https://medium.com/@mikeyakerr/the-architect-a-philosophy-of-mind-for-the-coherence-oriented-th


topic_name: Taking the same neuropsychological test a second time. Is there a benefit from that?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923177+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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signal_type: question
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https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1oxyubq/taking_the_same_neuropsychological_test_a_second/

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1oxyubq", "score": 18, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1763230829.0, "selftext": "I have been diagnosed with autism and ADHD. As part of the assessment I had something called \"A full neuropsychological test\".  It was a interview and some tests.  They used the words test battery. It was done by a neuropsychologist and lasted in total for about 5 hours \n\nI wanted to see if I scored better on these tests after starting with ADHD-medication.  I do remember that these test were exhausting. \n\nAre there some parts of neuropsychological tests where you do not benefit form having take", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.78, "author": "DeppressedMan2"}

selftext:
I have been diagnosed with autism and ADHD. As part of the assessment I had something called "A full neuropsychological test".  It was a interview and some tests.  They used the words test battery. It was done by a neuropsychologist and lasted in total for about 5 hours 

I wanted to see if I scored better on these tests after starting with ADHD-medication.  I do remember that these test were exhausting. 

Are there some parts of neuropsychological tests where you do not benefit form having take


topic_name: Homeless So He LIED HIS WAY into the NFL! #nfl #nflshorts #football #nflfootball #inspiration
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url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pb0staZpbaQ
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category: Sports
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url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qoc8gp/sycophantic_chatbots_inflate_peoples_perceptions/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055137+00:00
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subreddit: psychology
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signal_type: question
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Sycophantic chatbots inflate people’s perceptions that they are "better than average" | Furthermore, participants viewed sycophantic chatbots as unbiased, but viewed disagreeable chatbots as highly biased.

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url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qixbxm/single_adults_who_engage_in_casual_sex_report/
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Single adults who engage in casual sex report higher sexual satisfaction and a stronger sense of their own desirability compared to those who are sexually inactive. Findings challenge earlier assumptions that casual sexual encounters are linked to negative psychological outcomes for single people.

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topic_name: 🧠 r/attentional_lab – Community Description
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url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ppmusr/rattentional_lab_community_description/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961618+00:00
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topic_name: Unpacking Self-Monitoring: What It Really Means for Your Social Life!
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045490+00:00
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subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
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signal_type: question
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https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1ncof4z/unpacking_selfmonitoring_what_it_really_means_for/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1ncof4z", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1757437121.0, "selftext": "So, what is self-monitoring, and what isn't it? The study offers key \"inclusionary messages\": Self-monitoring is strongly linked to active impression management and image projection\n\n  \n[https://youtu.be/QHNJYQk0vH4](https://youtu.be/QHNJYQk0vH4)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "Dizzy-Philosophy-880"}

selftext:
So, what is self-monitoring, and what isn't it? The study offers key "inclusionary messages": Self-monitoring is strongly linked to active impression management and image projection

  
[https://youtu.be/QHNJYQk0vH4](https://youtu.be/QHNJYQk0vH4)


topic_name: Want to read and study more about social psychology, where should I start?
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url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1n4p1vy/want_to_read_and_study_more_about_social/
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1n4p1vy", "score": 36, "num_comments": 14, "created_utc": 1756627379.0, "selftext": "I'm currently based in India and working. I studied social psychology briefly as a part of my psychology course in my Master's programme about two years ago then lost touch. \n\nI really want to dive back into social psychology, learn more about everything in depth. My specific interests are inter-group conflcit, conflict resolution and peace, but I want to set a good foundation before diving into the specifics. \n\nI know there are online courses available but I want to understand what are some gen", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Miss_KittySparkles"}

selftext:
I'm currently based in India and working. I studied social psychology briefly as a part of my psychology course in my Master's programme about two years ago then lost touch. 

I really want to dive back into social psychology, learn more about everything in depth. My specific interests are inter-group conflcit, conflict resolution and peace, but I want to set a good foundation before diving into the specifics. 

I know there are online courses available but I want to understand what are some gen


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url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1oxz901/are_there_any/
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Are there any anthropological/sociological/ethnographic investigations of queer/gay culture that effectively map out its heterogeneous components (microcultures?), spaces, norms, values, and the pipelines that might lead people to it?

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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243123+00:00
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topic_name:
Prevalence, clinical correlates and risk factors associated with tardive dyskinesia in Chinese patients with schizophrenia

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https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/pzr3jh/prevalence_clinical_correlates_and_risk_factors/

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topic_name: Men's immune response to brain protein may explain their higher rates of Parkinson's
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142183+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1j08u82/mens_immune_response_to_brain_protein_may_explain/

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topic_name: Any art that has no artistic intent lacks substance
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url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qy9rgf/any_art_that_has_no_artistic_intent_lacks/
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qy9rgf", "score": 0, "num_comments": 49, "created_utc": 1770457490.0, "selftext": "I don't wanna debate the semantics of what qualifies as art, but I will say that any painting or story where the main objective is for the viewer to find their own specific meaning doesn't have merit, it's empty. No different from calling the clouds artwork because they sometimes resemble dinosaurs", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.43, "author": "Hi_Im_zack"}

selftext:
I don't wanna debate the semantics of what qualifies as art, but I will say that any painting or story where the main objective is for the viewer to find their own specific meaning doesn't have merit, it's empty. No different from calling the clouds artwork because they sometimes resemble dinosaurs


topic_name: We need to stop with the barn doors for bathrooms in home design.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087350+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qsjrwh/we_need_to_stop_with_the_barn_doors_for_bathrooms/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qsjrwh", "score": 521, "num_comments": 78, "created_utc": 1769907081.0, "selftext": "I travel a lot, I use hotels and airbnbs 50/50. It's annoying the amount of barn doors I see replacing regular doors for bathrooms. Fortunately I travel solo most the time but sometimes I travel with others and when that's the case barn doors are the absolute worst. \n\nNot once have I taken a shit in a bathroom with barn doors and thought \"wow, this is so much better than a regular door\". There's always gaps between the door and the wall, meaning more smell gets through, and for some fucking reas", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.87, "author": "free_ballin_llama"}

selftext:
I travel a lot, I use hotels and airbnbs 50/50. It's annoying the amount of barn doors I see replacing regular doors for bathrooms. Fortunately I travel solo most the time but sometimes I travel with others and when that's the case barn doors are the absolute worst. 

Not once have I taken a shit in a bathroom with barn doors and thought "wow, this is so much better than a regular door". There's always gaps between the door and the wall, meaning more smell gets through, and for some fucking reas


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1pgu1sw/why_are_there_some_people_who_had_a_chaotic/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303570+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Why are there some people who had a chaotic upbringing but end up not finding chaotic relationships appealing?

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1pgu1sw", "score": 17, "num_comments": 16, "created_utc": 1765142662.0, "selftext": "I\u2019ve read online multiple times that people who had a chaotic upbringing end up looking for partners who can provide similar chaos that they experienced growing up. But then why are their people who go through the same things or similar and they end up naturally finding a non-chaotic partner without therapy? ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "Donnie607"}

selftext:
I’ve read online multiple times that people who had a chaotic upbringing end up looking for partners who can provide similar chaos that they experienced growing up. But then why are their people who go through the same things or similar and they end up naturally finding a non-chaotic partner without therapy? 


topic_name: How do you keep up with new psychology / cognitive science papers without drowning?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929079+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qgh5ms/how_do_you_keep_up_with_new_psychology_cognitive/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qgh5ms", "score": 39, "num_comments": 9, "created_utc": 1768762933.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m a PhD student (neuroscience / behaviour-focused) and I\u2019ve been struggling with paper discovery lately.\n\nBetween Google Scholar alerts, PubMed, journal newsletters, and random links from collaborators, I either miss important work or end up saving a hundred papers I never read.\n\nSo I started building a small personal system that learns from what I\u2019m interested in and what I read, then fetches recent papers weekly and groups them into three tiers:\n\n\\- highly relevant, worth catching up, and mo", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.94, "author": "Acceptable-Dust-4323"}

selftext:
I’m a PhD student (neuroscience / behaviour-focused) and I’ve been struggling with paper discovery lately.

Between Google Scholar alerts, PubMed, journal newsletters, and random links from collaborators, I either miss important work or end up saving a hundred papers I never read.

So I started building a small personal system that learns from what I’m interested in and what I read, then fetches recent papers weekly and groups them into three tiers:

\- highly relevant, worth catching up, and mo


topic_name: Ship of Theseus
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pksxhk/ship_of_theseus/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063701+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
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topic_name: Seeking International Collaborations in Neuropsychology
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1oy2rco/seeking_international_collaborations_in/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923180+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1oy2rco", "score": 8, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1763240379.0, "selftext": "Hello everyone! I was wondering how we can connect with neuropsychology research groups to build academic collaborations. I am a Neuropsychology researcher at a Federal University in Brazil, and my work focuses on clinical reasoning.\n\nIf anyone is interested in discussing research ideas or exploring potential collaborations, I would be very happy to connect!", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Real_Juggernaut_2135"}

selftext:
Hello everyone! I was wondering how we can connect with neuropsychology research groups to build academic collaborations. I am a Neuropsychology researcher at a Federal University in Brazil, and my work focuses on clinical reasoning.

If anyone is interested in discussing research ideas or exploring potential collaborations, I would be very happy to connect!


topic_name: He Helped Him Fix His Helmet!🥰
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=9EquDzCjU7g
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.384224
autocomplete: []
category: Sports
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
metadata:
{"video_id": "9EquDzCjU7g", "channel": "SlamBomb", "category": "Sports", "category_id": 17, "views": "2766510", "view_count": 2766510, "likes": "119871", "published_at": "2026-02-08T11:30:13Z"}


source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qnwxdp/living_with_autism_means_experiencing_the_world/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055140+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Living with autism means experiencing the world differently. While conversations about autism often focus on challenges, many autistic adults possess distinctive strengths that deserve recognition

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topic_name: I changed my music production approach — curious how it affects attention and perception
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1ppm7tu/i_changed_my_music_production_approach_curious/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961622+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1ppm7tu", "score": 0, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1766048357.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone,\n\nI\u2019ve been experimenting with how structure and expectation affect listening experience.\n\nHere\u2019s an older track, made with a more direct / payoff-driven approach:\nhttps://on.soundcloud.com/2wMIH0TQq1u4dHk8bB\n\nAnd here\u2019s a newer track after intentionally changing my process:\nhttps://on.soundcloud.com/WROxX9Srpj8imV60I3\n\nIn the newer one, I tried to reduce obvious cues and instead rely more on pacing, ambiguity, and unresolved tension \u2014 aiming to shift how attention is sustained rathe", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.29, "author": "wkrn-dev"}

selftext:
Hi everyone,

I’ve been experimenting with how structure and expectation affect listening experience.

Here’s an older track, made with a more direct / payoff-driven approach:
https://on.soundcloud.com/2wMIH0TQq1u4dHk8bB

And here’s a newer track after intentionally changing my process:
https://on.soundcloud.com/WROxX9Srpj8imV60I3

In the newer one, I tried to reduce obvious cues and instead rely more on pacing, ambiguity, and unresolved tension — aiming to shift how attention is sustained rathe


topic_name: We are jobless by 2027? A Dr. Yampolskiy deep dive
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045494+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: BehavioralEconomics
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1nag418/we_are_jobless_by_2027_a_dr_yampolskiy_deep_dive/

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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1nag418", "score": 12, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1757207193.0, "selftext": "Alright, let's talk about the elephant in the room that isn't a market inefficiency, but potentially the market itself: AI. \n\nWe've spent decades meticulously dissecting the irrationality of homo economicus, from anchoring to loss aversion. But what happens when the 'economicus' isn't human at all, but a super-intelligence making decisions, or more disturbingly, nudging ours with perfect precision? \n\nIs our finely tuned understanding of cognitive biases even relevant when facing an entity that m", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.83, "author": "GoosePuzzleheaded146"}

selftext:
Alright, let's talk about the elephant in the room that isn't a market inefficiency, but potentially the market itself: AI. 

We've spent decades meticulously dissecting the irrationality of homo economicus, from anchoring to loss aversion. But what happens when the 'economicus' isn't human at all, but a super-intelligence making decisions, or more disturbingly, nudging ours with perfect precision? 

Is our finely tuned understanding of cognitive biases even relevant when facing an entity that m


topic_name: Online Masters Programs?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1mwe5vx/online_masters_programs/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019864+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: SocialPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1mwe5vx", "score": 3, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1755790095.0, "selftext": "Hi! I am interested in pursuing my masters and eventually my doctorate in social psychology as I want to be a university researcher/professor. I am at a point in life where I am not sure where my partner and I are going to end up geographically so I was considering online programs such as Walden University. However, I've heard that online masters may not be a viable way to continue your education/will make it harder to get into PhD programs and harder to find jobs. Is this true? Is it worth purs", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "cowardish"}

selftext:
Hi! I am interested in pursuing my masters and eventually my doctorate in social psychology as I want to be a university researcher/professor. I am at a point in life where I am not sure where my partner and I are going to end up geographically so I was considering online programs such as Walden University. However, I've heard that online masters may not be a viable way to continue your education/will make it harder to get into PhD programs and harder to find jobs. Is this true? Is it worth purs


topic_name: What explains the surprising success of microfinance repayment rates in developing countries?
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1oxkhhc/what_explains_the_surprising_success_of/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447918+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AskSocialScience
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signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1oxkhhc", "score": 9, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1763187823.0, "selftext": "Microfinance institutions in countries like Bangladesh, India, and Vietnam report repayment rates exceeding 90%, even though borrowers typically have no collateral, limited legal recourse exists for enforcement, and borrowers are extremely poor.\n\nTraditional economic theory suggested this shouldn't be sustainable. The Bulow-Rogoff result from 1989 essentially proved that if the only punishment for default is losing access to future loans, borrowers would rationally default, save/invest the money", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.77, "author": "Super_Presentation14"}

selftext:
Microfinance institutions in countries like Bangladesh, India, and Vietnam report repayment rates exceeding 90%, even though borrowers typically have no collateral, limited legal recourse exists for enforcement, and borrowers are extremely poor.

Traditional economic theory suggested this shouldn't be sustainable. The Bulow-Rogoff result from 1989 essentially proved that if the only punishment for default is losing access to future loans, borrowers would rationally default, save/invest the money


topic_name: Anyone attending SFN San Diego this year and want to Surf?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142186+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: neuroscience
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1izscah/anyone_attending_sfn_san_diego_this_year_and_want/

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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1izscah", "score": 2, "num_comments": 8, "created_utc": 1740695168.0, "selftext": "East coast surfer here that is also in grad school. Never been to CA, attending SFN this year, looking to hit up some breaks. Trestles, Coronado, Imperial beach, still have to solidify that itnerary. DM me if you're looking for a surf bud during SFN!", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Dollarstoredruid"}

selftext:
East coast surfer here that is also in grad school. Never been to CA, attending SFN this year, looking to hit up some breaks. Trestles, Coronado, Imperial beach, still have to solidify that itnerary. DM me if you're looking for a surf bud during SFN!


source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513090+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
topic_name:
Just as the terrible ending of Game of Thrones made people forget its brilliant early seasons, I believe the brilliant ending of The Sopranos masked the fact that the show as a whole isn’t that good.

url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qwjuam/just_as_the_terrible_ending_of_game_of_thrones/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qwjuam", "score": 500, "num_comments": 456, "created_utc": 1770294104.0, "selftext": " When I say \u201cisn\u2019t that good,\u201d I\u2019m responding to the way the show is often labeled one of the greatest and most influential dramas of all time. A lot of that reputation, in my view, is being lifted heavily by the ending. I genuinely think The Sopranos is a good show, but having just finished it, and having watched Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, it\u2019s hard for me to place them in the same category. The Sopranos features way too many monotonous character arcs, uneven character development, and ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.67, "author": "Feeling-Tension1461"}

selftext:
 When I say “isn’t that good,” I’m responding to the way the show is often labeled one of the greatest and most influential dramas of all time. A lot of that reputation, in my view, is being lifted heavily by the ending. I genuinely think The Sopranos is a good show, but having just finished it, and having watched Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, it’s hard for me to place them in the same category. The Sopranos features way too many monotonous character arcs, uneven character development, and 


topic_name: Some indoor sports should be moved to the Winter Olympics.
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087354+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qu44wq/some_indoor_sports_should_be_moved_to_the_winter/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qu44wq", "score": 522, "num_comments": 133, "created_utc": 1770058813.0, "selftext": "Some indoor sports should be moved to the Winter Olympics.\n\n\n\n1. The Winter Olympics are a lot less popular than their summer counterparts.\u00a0\n2. The Summer Olympics are overly crowded and prohibitively expensive to host.\u00a0\n3. A lot of indoor sports are mainly played in winter.\u00a0\n\nWhy not move Basketball, Volleyball, (Team) Handball, Track Cycling, Badminton, Boxing, Fencing, Wrestling etc. to the Winter Olympics?\u00a0\n\nI know the number of countries and cities who are able to host the Winter Olympics i", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "RudiDusk"}

selftext:
Some indoor sports should be moved to the Winter Olympics.



1. The Winter Olympics are a lot less popular than their summer counterparts. 
2. The Summer Olympics are overly crowded and prohibitively expensive to host. 
3. A lot of indoor sports are mainly played in winter. 

Why not move Basketball, Volleyball, (Team) Handball, Track Cycling, Badminton, Boxing, Fencing, Wrestling etc. to the Winter Olympics? 

I know the number of countries and cities who are able to host the Winter Olympics i


topic_name: Reality and semantics
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1phj8jm/reality_and_semantics/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303576+00:00
autocomplete: []
selftext: Does a tree falling in an uninhabited forest make a sound?
subreddit: TrueAskReddit
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1phj8jm", "score": 0, "num_comments": 11, "created_utc": 1765216584.0, "selftext": "Does a tree falling in an uninhabited forest make a sound?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.33, "author": "Ratak55"}


topic_name: Trouble finding questionnaires for measuring schadenfreude and competivity levels?
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929083+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qgxqaa/trouble_finding_questionnaires_for_measuring/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qgxqaa", "score": 0, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1768807752.0, "selftext": "I\u2019m doing research on \u201cThe Shadow of Competition: A Comparative Study of Schadenfreude levels between Competitive and Non-Competitive Personalities.\u201d\n\nI searched everywhere, I wasn\u2019t able to get my hands on measuring neither Schadenfreude levels nor competivity levels questionnaires. Can anyone provide me the links for dispositional schadenfreude scale questionnaire by Leach at al. (2015) and Hypercompetitive Attitude Scale questionnaire developed by Richard Ryckman. If this doesn\u2019t work out, my", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.5, "author": "DecentWear996"}

selftext:
I’m doing research on “The Shadow of Competition: A Comparative Study of Schadenfreude levels between Competitive and Non-Competitive Personalities.”

I searched everywhere, I wasn’t able to get my hands on measuring neither Schadenfreude levels nor competivity levels questionnaires. Can anyone provide me the links for dispositional schadenfreude scale questionnaire by Leach at al. (2015) and Hypercompetitive Attitude Scale questionnaire developed by Richard Ryckman. If this doesn’t work out, my


topic_name: What neuroscience tells us about discrete consciousness may change the AI consciousness debate
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pk61my/what_neuroscience_tells_us_about_discrete/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063704+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "PhilosophyofMind", "post_id": "1pk61my", "score": 2, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1765480146.0, "selftext": "", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.75, "author": "DemonLaplacien"}


topic_name: New neuropsychology podcast - The Seizure Turnaround
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923184+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: Neuropsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
url:
https://reddit.com/r/Neuropsychology/comments/1oxpui9/new_neuropsychology_podcast_the_seizure_turnaround/

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{"subreddit": "Neuropsychology", "post_id": "1oxpui9", "score": 4, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1763207650.0, "selftext": "Neuropsychologist interviews people with functional seizures (PNES)/functional neurological disorder (FND) \n\n", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "enwind00"}

selftext:
Neuropsychologist interviews people with functional seizures (PNES)/functional neurological disorder (FND) 


topic_name: J. Cole - Two Six (Official Music Video)
source: youtube
region: US
url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=pvf_Qv4rmLM
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.232885
autocomplete: []
category: Music
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: video_demand
metadata:
{"video_id": "pvf_Qv4rmLM", "channel": "J. Cole", "category": "Music", "category_id": 10, "views": "2762122", "view_count": 2762122, "likes": "162338", "published_at": "2026-02-06T20:41:13Z"}


topic_name: U.S. Brings Dozens of Foreign Military Chiefs to Washington - The New York Times
source: google_news
region: US
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:06.591083
autocomplete: []
category: Science
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: news_context
url:
https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiggFBVV95cUxQWk1kYjNoLUlmMWZFR01ZdV80aVpLeXczWGdXLUh2QWZGLUhFZnlHSjNaZFJZWmZoMzE1d2hFM2wxN3dCQUhud19UMlNST044aU0zV1J1NFBybUhZa01CZDB3UFVBRGt2X1p3LXpSeGJTODdOZHY4Z3dKLXdOa0Rjc3Fn?oc=5

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topic_name: Mindfulness, differentiation, and the neuroscience of the self
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/psychology/comments/1qpcss4/mindfulness_differentiation_and_the_neuroscience/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:11.055144+00:00
autocomplete: []
subreddit: psychology
reddit_subreddits: []
signal_type: question
metadata:
{"subreddit": "psychology", "post_id": "1qpcss4", "score": 0, "num_comments": 6, "created_utc": 1769610433.0, "selftext": "I\u2019ve been thinking about how mindfulness practices relate to psychological differentiation and modern neuroscience models of attention and identity.\n\nFrom a clinical and cognitive perspective, mindfulness seems to increase flexibility by reducing over-identification with thoughts and emotions. This ties conceptually very well with CBT therapy as well. The video explores this in more depth (remove if not appropriate), but I'm curious to hear if there are any other similarities that stand out to y", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.49, "author": "interneda8"}

selftext:
I’ve been thinking about how mindfulness practices relate to psychological differentiation and modern neuroscience models of attention and identity.

From a clinical and cognitive perspective, mindfulness seems to increase flexibility by reducing over-identification with thoughts and emotions. This ties conceptually very well with CBT therapy as well. The video explores this in more depth (remove if not appropriate), but I'm curious to hear if there are any other similarities that stand out to y


topic_name: DMT, Schizophrenia, and Pareidolia link
source: reddit
region: global
url: https://reddit.com/r/cogsci/comments/1pnhp0v/dmt_schizophrenia_and_pareidolia_link/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:27.961625+00:00
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subreddit: cogsci
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "cogsci", "post_id": "1pnhp0v", "score": 9, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1765829556.0, "selftext": "\nSo this discussion is trying to get to the bottom of pareidolia, both visual/face pareidolia and patternicity/apophenia.\n\nI hope you will take the time to watch my whole video explaining my experience and my ideas.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpv2cZhzv_I\n\nIm not sure what condition i have but its essentially episodes of my pattern detection and meaning making machinery going into overdrive. I've never ended up in a psych ward so i've never received a formal diagnosis.\n\nThat being said, I ha", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.86, "author": "RevolutionaryDrive18"}

selftext:
So this discussion is trying to get to the bottom of pareidolia, both visual/face pareidolia and patternicity/apophenia.

I hope you will take the time to watch my whole video explaining my experience and my ideas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpv2cZhzv_I

Im not sure what condition i have but its essentially episodes of my pattern detection and meaning making machinery going into overdrive. I've never ended up in a psych ward so i've never received a formal diagnosis.

That being said, I ha


topic_name: The Anchorage Reckoning
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url: https://reddit.com/r/BehavioralEconomics/comments/1n44e6n/the_anchorage_reckoning/
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1n44e6n", "score": 9, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1756567499.0, "selftext": "So, here's a thought: what if geopolitics is just finance with more missiles? It feels like Putin is basically a CEO who levered up for a terrible acquisition and is now so deep in sunk costs he has to keep doubling down or else admit the whole thing was a catastrophic failure.\n\nMeanwhile the market is doing its thing, which is to see one company get delisted (Russia) and immediately start panic-selling the next company that looks vaguely similar (China).\n\nThe whole thing is less like a chess ma", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "GoosePuzzleheaded146"}

selftext:
So, here's a thought: what if geopolitics is just finance with more missiles? It feels like Putin is basically a CEO who levered up for a terrible acquisition and is now so deep in sunk costs he has to keep doubling down or else admit the whole thing was a catastrophic failure.

Meanwhile the market is doing its thing, which is to see one company get delisted (Russia) and immediately start panic-selling the next company that looks vaguely similar (China).

The whole thing is less like a chess ma


topic_name: In collectivist society, grief is not only personal — it is also profoundly cultural.
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url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1mnrioy/in_collectivist_society_grief_is_not_only/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019868+00:00
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signal_type: question
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1mnrioy", "score": 13, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1754951811.0, "selftext": "The ways people mourn are shaped by the orientation of their cultural values \u2014 whether rooted in individualist traditions that prioritize autonomy, or in collectivist traditions that center on shared values, communal ties, and spiritual continuity.\n\nThis perspective is especially important for psychosocial support in healthcare. While existing grief frameworks are valuable, it is equally important to consider how cultural context shapes the meanings, expressions, and coping pathways of grief. Do", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "These_Personality748"}

selftext:
The ways people mourn are shaped by the orientation of their cultural values — whether rooted in individualist traditions that prioritize autonomy, or in collectivist traditions that center on shared values, communal ties, and spiritual continuity.

This perspective is especially important for psychosocial support in healthcare. While existing grief frameworks are valuable, it is equally important to consider how cultural context shapes the meanings, expressions, and coping pathways of grief. Do


topic_name: Is there any truth to the belief that children on average have better survival skills than adults?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447922+00:00
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{"subreddit": "AskSocialScience", "post_id": "1ow0jzm", "score": 44, "num_comments": 15, "created_utc": 1763039143.0, "selftext": "I've now seen this idea in 3 different books - *High Survival* (Lawrence Gonzales), *Over the Edg*e (Michael P. Ghiglieri), and *The Cold Vanish* (Jon Billman).  All note that search and rescue personnel believe kids are better intuitive survivalists than adults. It's down to kids being more cautious (so they don't goof off and don't let pride get in the way of yelling for help), and also more practical (so they drink water when thirsty even if it's not clean, or sit down to rest when they get t", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "ToomintheEllimist"}

selftext:
I've now seen this idea in 3 different books - *High Survival* (Lawrence Gonzales), *Over the Edg*e (Michael P. Ghiglieri), and *The Cold Vanish* (Jon Billman).  All note that search and rescue personnel believe kids are better intuitive survivalists than adults. It's down to kids being more cautious (so they don't goof off and don't let pride get in the way of yelling for help), and also more practical (so they drink water when thirsty even if it's not clean, or sit down to rest when they get t


topic_name: PAID!!!!
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243129+00:00
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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "ohpkur", "score": 1, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1625946688.0, "selftext": "Hey guys, I am looking for someone who has a detailed knowledge of cognitive psychology (I was studying by Keane Cognitive Psychology textbook)\n\nPlease Contact me or link me with anyone who can help me.  \nThanks in advance.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "bitbit1111"}

selftext:
Hey guys, I am looking for someone who has a detailed knowledge of cognitive psychology (I was studying by Keane Cognitive Psychology textbook)

Please Contact me or link me with anyone who can help me.  
Thanks in advance.


topic_name: "Reshaped functional connectivity gradients in acute ischemic stroke" on Neuroimage Clinical
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url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1iyl2o0/reshaped_functional_connectivity_gradients_in/
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topic_name: MRI results should not be shown to patients
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url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qyeljo/mri_results_should_not_be_shown_to_patients/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513094+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qyeljo", "score": 0, "num_comments": 114, "created_utc": 1770473018.0, "selftext": "When we get MRI's, we shouldn't get the pictures or even the radiologists comments to ourselves. The results should only be explained by a the attending doctor and written down in patient notes as simply as possible.\n\nAnd if there is findings, but they don't explain the issue why MRI was taken in the first place, doctors should just say \"there was nothing worrying in the MRI\".\n\nThis is because we don't have an understanding that most MRI-findings are completely harmless, and were there way befor", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.27, "author": "VO2VCO2"}

selftext:
When we get MRI's, we shouldn't get the pictures or even the radiologists comments to ourselves. The results should only be explained by a the attending doctor and written down in patient notes as simply as possible.

And if there is findings, but they don't explain the issue why MRI was taken in the first place, doctors should just say "there was nothing worrying in the MRI".

This is because we don't have an understanding that most MRI-findings are completely harmless, and were there way befor


topic_name: Reheated chicken is genuinely disgusting
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url: https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qhb3d5/reheated_chicken_is_genuinely_disgusting/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087358+00:00
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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qhb3d5", "score": 512, "num_comments": 316, "created_utc": 1768844766.0, "selftext": "No matter how well chicken is cooked the first day, once it\u2019s been in the fridge overnight it always tastes bad the next day for me. The texture gets weird and rubbery, and the flavor is the worst part, it has this nasty almost processed fishlike flavor and reheating just makes it worse. I\u2019ve tried it baked, grilled, fried, shredded \u2014 doesn\u2019t matter. Even when it\u2019s properly stored and still safe to eat, the taste just isn\u2019t the same.\n\nPeople always say \u201cjust reheat it right\u201d or \u201cuse sauce,\u201d but ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.81, "author": "No_Boysenberry4755"}

selftext:
No matter how well chicken is cooked the first day, once it’s been in the fridge overnight it always tastes bad the next day for me. The texture gets weird and rubbery, and the flavor is the worst part, it has this nasty almost processed fishlike flavor and reheating just makes it worse. I’ve tried it baked, grilled, fried, shredded — doesn’t matter. Even when it’s properly stored and still safe to eat, the taste just isn’t the same.

People always say “just reheat it right” or “use sauce,” but 


topic_name: The Glass–Ashtray Fallacy: What If Our Brain Interprets Reality Completely Wrong?
source: reddit
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url: https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1phckd2/the_glassashtray_fallacy_what_if_our_brain/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303580+00:00
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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1phckd2", "score": 0, "num_comments": 16, "created_utc": 1765200996.0, "selftext": "The other day I experienced something strange:\nI walked to the kitchen thinking I had picked up a glass from the table.\nWhen I lifted the coffee pot, I realized the object in my hand wasn\u2019t a glass at all\u2014it was an ashtray.\nI almost poured tea into the ashtray.\n\nThis moment, where my brain mislabeled a simple object under heavy thought and accepted that misinterpretation as reality, made me think:\n\n1) Could the \u201creality\u201d our brain learns be nothing more than a reality it assumes\u2014meaning we might", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.42, "author": "Dear-Cauliflower-341"}

selftext:
The other day I experienced something strange:
I walked to the kitchen thinking I had picked up a glass from the table.
When I lifted the coffee pot, I realized the object in my hand wasn’t a glass at all—it was an ashtray.
I almost poured tea into the ashtray.

This moment, where my brain mislabeled a simple object under heavy thought and accepted that misinterpretation as reality, made me think:

1) Could the “reality” our brain learns be nothing more than a reality it assumes—meaning we might


topic_name: Grad school Interview Guidelines
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url: https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qgpc48/grad_school_interview_guidelines/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929088+00:00
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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qgpc48", "score": 1, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1768782902.0, "selftext": "For those of you who have successfully joined a grad school psyc program (experimental/ clinical/ forensic). What are interview prompts one should be ready to be asked about?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "sundusresearch"}

selftext:
For those of you who have successfully joined a grad school psyc program (experimental/ clinical/ forensic). What are interview prompts one should be ready to be asked about?


topic_name: Building an infinite ice-cooled PC
source: youtube
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url: https://youtube.com/watch?v=F9MZzEMEWkQ
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:04.692376
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Primary psychopathy linked to lower morning cortisol levels - individuals with higher levels of primary psychopathic traits tend to have lower baseline cortisol levels in the morning, but not in the afternoon. This effect did not depend on participants’ sex.

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topic_name: I invented a system to manage synesthesia and sensory overload—first of its kind?
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topic_name: Can you fill this survey out for me? I need it for science fair (It will only take 3 min)
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:36.045501+00:00
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topic_name: How in specific does group formation works?
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url: https://reddit.com/r/socialpsychology/comments/1mlmwsk/how_in_specific_does_group_formation_works/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:44.019873+00:00
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1mlmwsk", "score": 10, "num_comments": 2, "created_utc": 1754738035.0, "selftext": "Hi!\n\nI wanted to ask you: How in specific does group formation works? Always in school and collage groups of friends are being created. Those groupes are being created very fast (in like 2 weeks) and it's very difficult to join them later. During my 1st degree in collage I tried to befriend everybody in my class, but bc of that I wasn't aprart of any groupe and wasn't a real friend with anyone. I focused at everybody, insted of focusing on few people. \n\nI wanted to ask you few question about gro", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "JiraiyaBestSannin"}

selftext:
Hi!

I wanted to ask you: How in specific does group formation works? Always in school and collage groups of friends are being created. Those groupes are being created very fast (in like 2 weeks) and it's very difficult to join them later. During my 1st degree in collage I tried to befriend everybody in my class, but bc of that I wasn't aprart of any groupe and wasn't a real friend with anyone. I focused at everybody, insted of focusing on few people. 

I wanted to ask you few question about gro


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url: https://reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1ovi3xe/til_opinion_on_muslim_americans_improved/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T22:59:53.447926+00:00
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topic_name:
Til opinion on Muslim Americans improved immediately after 9/11, going from 45% to 59% positive. Swing was especially dramatic amon conservative Americans, going from 35% to 64% positive. How could 9/11 make americans more positive about muslims?

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selftext:
\[source\](https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2001/12/06/post-september-11-attitudes/?utm\_source=chatgpt.com)


topic_name: Experiment measuring auditory memory
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url: https://reddit.com/r/cognitivepsychology/comments/na062r/experiment_measuring_auditory_memory/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:01.243133+00:00
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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "na062r", "score": 2, "num_comments": 0, "created_utc": 1620748335.0, "selftext": "Hi all,\n\nWe are measuring auditory memory and we would be very grateful for your participation. It's part of a research method class in the Cognitive Science program at University of Gothenburg. The experiment takes approximately 5-10 minutes to finish. Completely anonymous.\n\n[**https://www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=fWfbe**](https://www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=fWfbe)\n\nWould love to return the favor!", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "DependentGoat9"}

selftext:
Hi all,

We are measuring auditory memory and we would be very grateful for your participation. It's part of a research method class in the Cognitive Science program at University of Gothenburg. The experiment takes approximately 5-10 minutes to finish. Completely anonymous.

[**https://www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=fWfbe**](https://www.psytoolkit.org/c/3.3.2/survey?s=fWfbe)

Would love to return the favor!


topic_name: OCD dataset
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url: https://reddit.com/r/neuroscience/comments/1itvj1w/ocd_dataset/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:09.142193+00:00
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{"subreddit": "neuroscience", "post_id": "1itvj1w", "score": 9, "num_comments": 10, "created_utc": 1740047463.0, "selftext": "Hello everybody. I'm conducting a study on OCD and I was wondering if exists some open MRI dataset for the disorder. I searched for it but I couldn't find anything, Maybe someone knows something I don't. If you have any suggestion I'd be grateful to listen.", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.92, "author": "External_Pea3240"}

selftext:
Hello everybody. I'm conducting a study on OCD and I was wondering if exists some open MRI dataset for the disorder. I searched for it but I couldn't find anything, Maybe someone knows something I don't. If you have any suggestion I'd be grateful to listen.


topic_name: The characters in John Carpenter's the thing are not intelligent.
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:34.513098+00:00
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qwet9t/the_characters_in_john_carpenters_the_thing_are/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qwet9t", "score": 209, "num_comments": 46, "created_utc": 1770276254.0, "selftext": "Last night I rewatched The Thing for the dozenth time and caught something I never did before. When Macready asks them to draw blood the same knife is used on everyone. Windows extracts blood from Nauls and then wipes the blade on his pants before using it on himself. It's quickly established that even a molecule from the thing would infect a person. So when they are drawing blood to test who the thing is they are infecting every non-infected person. ", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.82, "author": "KingCrimson43"}

selftext:
Last night I rewatched The Thing for the dozenth time and caught something I never did before. When Macready asks them to draw blood the same knife is used on everyone. Windows extracts blood from Nauls and then wipes the blade on his pants before using it on himself. It's quickly established that even a molecule from the thing would infect a person. So when they are drawing blood to test who the thing is they are infecting every non-infected person. 


topic_name: Kaiba wasn't wrong when he accused Pegasus of cheating
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:38.087363+00:00
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subreddit: unpopularopinion
reddit_subreddits: []
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https://reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/1qc2vng/kaiba_wasnt_wrong_when_he_accused_pegasus_of/

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{"subreddit": "unpopularopinion", "post_id": "1qc2vng", "score": 509, "num_comments": 91, "created_utc": 1768337292.0, "selftext": "Just because your method of cheating is using ancient Egyptian magic doesn't make it not cheating. Pegasus being able to read the minds of his opponents, but not the other way around is an unfair advantage no different than he if had his goons spying on Kaiba's hands.\n\nAlso, Yugi was committing identity fraud everytime Yami dueled for him. So the tournament entry says Yugi? Yet, an ancient Pharaoh is the one actually duelling? That's identity fraud. \n\nHeart of the cards my ass. ", "sort": "top", "upvote_ratio": 0.93, "author": "AltAccBcImAshamed"}

selftext:
Just because your method of cheating is using ancient Egyptian magic doesn't make it not cheating. Pegasus being able to read the minds of his opponents, but not the other way around is an unfair advantage no different than he if had his goons spying on Kaiba's hands.

Also, Yugi was committing identity fraud everytime Yami dueled for him. So the tournament entry says Yugi? Yet, an ancient Pharaoh is the one actually duelling? That's identity fraud. 

Heart of the cards my ass. 


topic_name: What if quantum randomness isn’t random but guided by a hidden variable that could unify physics?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:50.303584+00:00
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subreddit: TrueAskReddit
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url:
https://reddit.com/r/TrueAskReddit/comments/1ph9v3v/what_if_quantum_randomness_isnt_random_but_guided/

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{"subreddit": "TrueAskReddit", "post_id": "1ph9v3v", "score": 0, "num_comments": 32, "created_utc": 1765192563.0, "selftext": "Quantum mechanics tells us particles behave unpredictably. Physicists have long accepted this randomness as fundamental. But what if there\u2019s something we\u2019re missing?\n\nWhat if a hidden variable \u2014 an unseen factor \u2014 subtly directs quantum outcomes? Our instruments might not detect it, making probabilities appear chaotic when there is actually an underlying pattern.\n\nIf discovered, this could bridge the gap between quantum mechanics and relativity, creating a unified causal framework for the univer", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.45, "author": "Secret_Ostrich_1307"}

selftext:
Quantum mechanics tells us particles behave unpredictably. Physicists have long accepted this randomness as fundamental. But what if there’s something we’re missing?

What if a hidden variable — an unseen factor — subtly directs quantum outcomes? Our instruments might not detect it, making probabilities appear chaotic when there is actually an underlying pattern.

If discovered, this could bridge the gap between quantum mechanics and relativity, creating a unified causal framework for the univer


topic_name: PBIAS 15- positive body image scale evaluation
source: reddit
region: global
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:00:58.929092+00:00
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subreddit: AcademicPsychology
reddit_subreddits: []
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https://reddit.com/r/AcademicPsychology/comments/1qgjplz/pbias_15_positive_body_image_scale_evaluation/

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{"subreddit": "AcademicPsychology", "post_id": "1qgjplz", "score": 1, "num_comments": 4, "created_utc": 1768768822.0, "selftext": "Hi i need help evaluating the PBIAS 15 scale (Maes et. al, 2021). The scale has 4 dimensions, which you need to score separately. I can\u2019t find in any psychometric study, if I need to do the averages of items in each dimension and then add all dimensions together to get the overall score of each participant or just add them all together without the average. Thanks for any help(also sorry for the mistakes, English is not my first language and these statistical words are hard)", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Illustrious_Use_5057"}

selftext:
Hi i need help evaluating the PBIAS 15 scale (Maes et. al, 2021). The scale has 4 dimensions, which you need to score separately. I can’t find in any psychometric study, if I need to do the averages of items in each dimension and then add all dimensions together to get the overall score of each participant or just add them all together without the average. Thanks for any help(also sorry for the mistakes, English is not my first language and these statistical words are hard)


topic_name: Dimensional Consciousness Model
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url: https://reddit.com/r/PhilosophyofMind/comments/1pjuf4b/dimensional_consciousness_model/
collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:08.063711+00:00
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subreddit: PhilosophyofMind
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topic_name: Where to stimulate to trigger euphoria with deep brain stimulation?
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collected_at: 2026-02-11T23:01:17.923192+00:00
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subreddit: Neuropsychology
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Where would you place the deep brain stimulation electrode if the goal is to trigger euphoria? Nucleus accumbens, medial orbitofrontal cortex, ventral tegmental area, insula, ventral pallidum? Or multiple locations?

And what parameters would you set? Like, what voltage, intensity, wave form, pulse width, frequency?

There have been experiments in rodents where the animals would get addicted to pressing the button that delivers stimulation. However, the rodents probably didn't even experience eu


topic_name: GIRLS LIKE GIRLS - Official Trailer [HD] - Only In Theaters June 19
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Positive thinking could boost immune response to vaccines. People picturing positive experiences found to produce more antibodies, hinting at future clinical potential. It’s the first demonstration in humans that if you recruit the reward system in the brain, effectiveness of immunisation increases.

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Title: Why Did Humans Alone Evolve Runaway Technological Intelligence? My Original Hypothesis: The "Altriciality-Culture Snowball"

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https://preview.redd.it/uhxnsqki2f7g1.png?width=936&amp;format=png&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=d24e43c9c457193706a809ce081150fd204c6f12

Hey everyone,

I'm not a scientist or academic—just someone who spends a lot of time pondering big questions about human origins. Recently, I had an insight that hit me hard: Earth has seen plenty of intelligent, big-brained animals (dolphins, elephants, crows, even extinct ones), but none developed cumulative, technological culture like we did. Why only us?

My hypoth


topic_name: Study: The richest are rarely the most talented – luck plays a bigger role than we think
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{"subreddit": "BehavioralEconomics", "post_id": "1n0l3w1", "score": 98, "num_comments": 19, "created_utc": 1756213014.0, "selftext": "Researchers Pluchino, Biondo &amp; Rapisarda ran simulations showing that extreme wealth usually doesn\u2019t go to the most talented individuals, but to average ones who happened to get lucky at the right time.\n\nThey found that *talent follows a normal distribution*, but *wealth ends up following a power law (Pareto)* \u2013 meaning randomness amplifies small differences into huge inequalities.\n\nIt raises a big question for me: are we underestimating the role of **randomness** in financial success, and o", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 0.97, "author": "Radiant-Butterfly74"}

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Researchers Pluchino, Biondo &amp; Rapisarda ran simulations showing that extreme wealth usually doesn’t go to the most talented individuals, but to average ones who happened to get lucky at the right time.

They found that *talent follows a normal distribution*, but *wealth ends up following a power law (Pareto)* – meaning randomness amplifies small differences into huge inequalities.

It raises a big question for me: are we underestimating the role of **randomness** in financial success, and o


topic_name: Social Media &amp; Psychological Wellbeing: thesis project🎓🧠📱
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{"subreddit": "SocialPsychology", "post_id": "1mjxogp", "score": 2, "num_comments": 3, "created_utc": 1754566614.0, "selftext": "Hi everyone!\n\nI am a graduate student in Wellbeing Psychology at the Catholic University of Milan and for my degree thesis I am conducting international research on the impact that social media can have on psychological well-being\ud83d\udcf1\ud83e\udde0\n\nIt is an extremely current topic, which affects millions of people every day, but which in my opinion is still talked about too little.\n\n\ud83d\udccbIf you are interested in this topic, help me by filling out an anonymous questionnaire, lasting about 20 minutes\ud83d\udd66\n\n\ud83c\udfaf Requirement", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Ludovicatiberio"}

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Hi everyone!

I am a graduate student in Wellbeing Psychology at the Catholic University of Milan and for my degree thesis I am conducting international research on the impact that social media can have on psychological well-being📱🧠

It is an extremely current topic, which affects millions of people every day, but which in my opinion is still talked about too little.

📋If you are interested in this topic, help me by filling out an anonymous questionnaire, lasting about 20 minutes🕦

🎯 Requirement


topic_name: Do the methods of partnering differ amongst socioeconomic class?
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Do we have any research on the mechanisms of Union formation and partnering based on socioeconomic class? 

For example are the lowest quintile more likely to meet at social events, middle through apps etc 


topic_name: Is this sub still alive?
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{"subreddit": "CognitivePsychology", "post_id": "mzel2h", "score": 2, "num_comments": 1, "created_utc": 1619491026.0, "selftext": "I am a junior who is double majoring in Psychology and Sociology. I have taken a cognitive psych class which seems to bring philosophy to the modern era in regards to the examination of the mind. \nMy question: Has anyone ever thought of the societal implications of cognitive psychology?", "sort": "hot", "upvote_ratio": 1.0, "author": "Pepe_The_Carpenter"}

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I am a junior who is double majoring in Psychology and Sociology. I have taken a cognitive psych class which seems to bring philosophy to the modern era in regards to the examination of the mind. 
My question: Has anyone ever thought of the societal implications of cognitive psychology?


