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The MBTI brings in an estimated $70 million a year. Up to 76% of people get a different result when they retake it five weeks later. How did it become a corporate fixture anyway? psyber.space/episodes/the-pe…
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Research shows that commenting on someone's body in the name of health concern produces the exact physiological stress responses that contribute to poor health outcomes. The "concern" doesn't help. It makes things measurably worse. psyber.space/episodes/specim…
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Why does catching someone using AI feel so satisfying? Five hidden motives behind the glee, and how to catch yourself doing it too bit.ly/4h6d0T8
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New PsyberSpace on the psychology of synthetic junk and what it's actually doing to your attention, your trust, and your sense of meaning. #AISlop bit.ly/4dC3ZPW
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EdTech - friend or foe? On this episode, I unpacked the psychological impact of technology in the classroom. Explore the nuances of tech tension and discover strategies to harness EdTech's power while protecting student wellbeing. Tune in: bit.ly/48rrybw
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87.5% of creators in my study modify their language to avoid algorithmic suppression. 82% do it preemptively, just in case. The algorithm doesn't need to act for its effect to be felt. I studied the psychological cost for my dissertation. bit.ly/4gQ6AHv
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Meta just lost two major child harm lawsuits. The immediate proposed fix: age verification laws and digital IDs. But Meta spent $26.3M lobbying FOR those laws in 2025. The bills exempt social media platforms. So who does this actually protect? bit.ly/3PPYpiQ
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Your algorithm isn't just predicting what you like. It's shaping what you like, through a psychological mechanism called the mere exposure effect. The more you see something, the more you prefer it — often without realizing it. New PsyberSpace: psyber.space/episodes/the-de…
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Millions can name their "love language." Few know the man who invented it wasn't a psychologist, ran no studies, and built the whole thing from being annoyed at how his wife loaded the dishwasher. New PsyberSpace® - Listen at psyber dot space
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New episode: Cornell researchers found that workers most impressed by corporate jargon scored lowest on analytic thinking and decision-making. And they spread it. psyber.space/episodes/sounds…
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Men spent last week debating whether "62 million" was the right number in the CNN rape academy story. Meanwhile, the site is still online. The women in their lives noticed both things. Episode on the psychology of minimization and what it costs women: bit.ly/4tpHR0f
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Age gates sold as protecting kids from social media will be used for content moderation, law enforcement, marketing, political control. Always. Every time. Without exception. That's what function creep means. bit.ly/4k66r27
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