Articles & Interviews

“The ego is not master in its own house.”  Among Sigmund Freud’s various calls to fame had been his tripartite theory of the id, ego, and superego — a compartmentalization of the...

In 2016, Stanford health psychologist, Kari Leibowitz, had spent almost a year in the small Norwegian city of Tromsø, whose residents are infamously known for a peculiar statistical anomaly: they...

The year was 1953. The world population hovered just under 4.5 billion; Joseph Stalin’s death captured headlines while Moscow experimented with the detonation of its first hydrogen bomb; Charlie Chaplin...

In April of 2006, Outdoor Life Network (OLN) aired its first episode of Mantracker, a Canadian reality series that, well, if you’ve chosen to read this article, you’re certainly familiar...

In 1965, a Michigan-based engineer by the name of Sherman Poppen had fastened two ski’s together in an effort to make a sliding-style plank for his daughters. Little did he know...

Imagine finding yourself soaring tens of thousands of feet above Earth, gliding through the stratosphere at a rate of speed so unimaginably fast that it contradicts any semblance of reason. Above you,...

"The road and sea journey allows me to reach a level of mental equilibrium in which there is no room for thoughts of the past and future, only the present...

We know that one natural law is that of evolution, as every organism develops more intricately over time and evolves itself into an ever-more complicated and efficient or effective organism. What...