For decades, happiness research showed a U-shape across a lifetime — high in youth, bottoming out at around 50, then rising again after 70. A new study across 44 countries finds that curve has flipped: young adults are now the least happy group, and despair declines steadily with age

The Myers-Briggs test is described everywhere as being based on Carl Jung, but its two authors had no training in psychology, one of its four dimensions was their own extension of his theory, and about half of people who retake it do not receive the same four-letter type

The “21 days to form a habit” rule is wrong — University of South Australia research found habits begin forming around 59 days in, and can take up to 335 days, meaning most people quit just as the process is finally getting started

BYD’s Racco Tops 700 Orders in Japan

Mitti Labs Bags $9.5 Mn To Make Rice Cultivation Water-Efficient

The internet doesn’t need more content. It needs more people who lived something first and wrote about it second.