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Much of the conversation around addiction swings between two worldviews. On one side is the belief that addiction is a brain ...

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Every year, the holidays—which the media presents as the most joyful time of the year—can be a marathon to endure for the estranged. Often, they’re a painful reminder of the loss, loneliness, ...

Our world is dominated by neoliberal capitalism. From gigantic billboards on the streets to annoying ads on popular social media platforms, it is easy to find oneself being sucked into the temptations ...