‘Bitter Christmas’: even feelings are designed. It's up to you
The article critiques the current trend in literature and film towards autofiction, highlighting how it has influenced the portrayal of human experiences and emotions.
Friedrich Nietzsche: "In love, there is always something of madness, and in madness, there is always something of reason"
Friedrich Nietzsche's famous statement about love explores the paradoxical nature of human relationships and how they reflect deeper psychological needs.
Who is Lyndal Roper? This is why she is receiving the Holberg Prize.
Australian scholar Lyndal Roper has been awarded the Holberg Prize for her innovative research on understanding historical perspectives on human experiences.
Theater: "Were these pieces of information helpful?"
Artificial intelligence has made its way into theater, not only as a tool in creative processes but also as a central theme, raising questions about authorship and human-robot interactions.
'Sentimental Value' Finds Beauty in Humanity Beyond Family Turmoil; Read Review of Oscar Winner for International Film
The movie 'Sentimental Value' is praised for its ability to find beauty in real human emotions while navigating complex family situations, standing as a remarkable piece from Danish filmmaker Joachim Trier.
Giannis Ioannou: "…the 'normality' is, often, the most difficult thing to deconstruct…"
A production of Henrik Ibsen's masterpiece 'A Doll's House' is showcased by the Loxodox team at the Beckett Stage in Athens, delving into complex human emotions and societal pressures.
TRAINING DIARY ⟩ Reiko Kolatsk: disappointment is human and capturing it is a very beautiful part of photography
Reiko Kolatsk, the photographer for the Estonian biathlon team, discusses the significance of capturing emotions in sports photography.
Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy, Like Our Relations
The article discusses the weather forecast, emphasizing its partly cloudy nature, and draws an analogy to the complexities of human relationships, particularly through the lens of Hebrew songs on clouds.
"Skin, Muscle, Sweat Carry Emotions"... Sharon Eyal's 'Jackie' Premieres in Korea
Sharon Eyal's contemporary dance piece 'Jackie' makes its domestic premiere in Korea, showcasing extreme physical expression and the fragility and strength of human beings.
Why do we sometimes stop to smell gasoline or rain?
The article explores the human attraction to certain scents, such as gasoline and rain, and how these odors are linked to memories and emotions in the brain.
Curious? Go and hug it, feel it
A reflective narrative exploring the emotional journey of a girl and a bear, symbolizing the complexities of human-nature relationships.
"The pleasure of forgiveness is sweeter than the pleasure of revenge".. Wise people explain the secret
A program titled 'The Wise said' explores the concept of forgiveness, combining Islamic wisdom and Western thinkers' views on its profound impact on human life.
Artificial Intelligence Learns to Read Emotions at the University of Oulu – The Model Seeks Its Peers Worldwide
Researchers at the University of Oulu are developing an AI model that can recognize human emotions through behavioral cues and micro-expressions.
Colors Speak, Conversations Bring Fragrance: The Scent of Love Merges in Holi
The article reflects on the significance of colors during the festival of Holi, highlighting their emotional and psychological impact on human experiences.
The five careers related to emotions that AI will not be able to replace?
The article discusses five careers that are unlikely to be replaced by artificial intelligence due to the necessity of human emotion, understanding, and experience in those roles.
Does sorrow bring us closer to God or distance us from Him?
The article discusses whether sorrow brings individuals closer to God or distances them, exploring historical and philosophical perspectives.
Beck: How is it going, various people I read about in the media were asked this morning
The article discusses the varied responses people give to the simple question 'How is it going?', reflecting the spectrum of human emotions and circumstances.
Sanremo Celebrates Music. But Behind Every Note, It Is the Brain That Conducts the Orchestra
The Sanremo Festival evokes emotions and memories, but the true orchestration is conducted within the human brain, illustrating the complex relationship between music and brain activity.
Accepting the Truth in Its Essence
The article discusses the duality of sweetness in nature versus the unpredictable bitterness of human emotions and experiences.
Sanna: The feeling of shame is still constant
A reflection on the enduring nature of human emotions amid a tumultuous external world.
What Science Really Knows About the 'Love Hormone'
The article explores the role of oxytocin, often referred to as the 'love hormone,' in human emotions and its biological functions beyond romantic love.
What the Stoic Phrase by Seneca Means: 'A Man Without Passions Is So Close to Stupidity That He Only Needs to Open His Mouth to Fall Into It'
The article explores the meaning of a quote from Stoic philosopher Seneca, emphasizing the importance of passions in human life.
What Really Happens When You Fall in Love with an Artificial Intelligence?
The article explores the phenomenon of people developing emotional connections with artificial intelligences (AIs) that simulate human interaction, raising questions about the nature of love and whether these connections are real or merely algorithmic.
"I wanted to show that we are all just human even though we are these clowns"
The article discusses the human aspect behind the public personas of entertainers, revealing their shared vulnerabilities and emotions.
Rivalry between siblings suggests that baboons feel jealousy like humans
Researchers studying baboons in Namibia observed sibling rivalry, revealing behaviors indicative of jealousy similar to human emotions.
What it means when a dog touches you with its paw
Dogs communicate a lot through their paw touches, indicating emotions and needs to their human companions.
Valentine's Day and Love
The article reflects on the universal nature of love and the fears humans have about fully engaging in it, comparing human love to that found in nature.
When the right wine arrives at the wrong moment
Giulia Latini's new book explores the emotional connections we have with wine and relationships, comparing human interactions to choosing a wine.
Can artificial intelligence feel us?
The article discusses the evolving question of whether machines can possess feelings, amid advancements in affective computing that attempts to bridge the gap between rigid numerical logic and fluid human emotions.
When the therapist is a robot
Many people are opting for AI apps over human therapists, finding comfort in the machine's rapid responses and perceived understanding of their emotions.
Lion Ceccah presents his Eurovision song for this year
Lion Ceccah introduces his new Eurovision song that explores themes of control and emotional awakening.
Letters from Iran - Shiraz, January 20, 2026: 'We had said to ourselves, 'the more of us there are, the less risky it will be'
In response to the Iranian regime's tightening control and the recent massacre, Le Figaro features voices from Iranian citizens who bravely share their experiences and emotions amidst the ongoing turmoil.
Investigators and veterinarians reveal the 5 most emotionally intelligent dog breeds in the world
According to a veterinarian consulted by Newsweek, certain dog breeds are better at sensing human emotions, which include classic breeds known for their empathy and emotional understanding.
Monstrous Emotions, There Was a Purpose
The article explores the darker emotions of anger, gluttony, pride, lust, envy, laziness, and greed, questioning whether they are truly harmful or have a deeper evolutionary purpose.
Wave of emotion as first Gazans return to their loved ones amid devastation
The first Gazans have returned home through the Rafah Crossing, experiencing profound emotions as they reunite with loved ones amid ongoing devastation from Israeli airstrikes.
The availability bias and the fruitless illusion of winning a lottery prize
The article discusses how excitement, fear of missing out, and tradition drive millions to gamble on lotteries despite the very low probabilities of winning.
Second wave of political prisoner releases from the Chavista regime
The Chavista government initiated a second wave of political prisoner releases, similar to the previous Christmas release, eliciting strong emotions for the families of the prisoners.
Look at Tiger Woods, perfect and human
After winning his third British Open, Tiger Woods reflects on his journey and the emotional impact of family memories, particularly of his late father, Earl Woods.
A Conversation about Israel and Palestine: 'Human Rights are Indivisible'
The article discusses a conversation between two editors about the complex emotions surrounding the Israel-Palestine issue, highlighting generational differences in perspectives.