Learn more about why removing some conveniences of modern life may be better for your brain health and overall well-being.

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Think about the last time you made a purchase using your phone. Maybe you were at a coffee shop and when your turn came, you opened your payment app, tapped your phone on the payment device, grabbed ...

Unpopular opinion incoming: life really was harder 20 years ago. Sure, we might have had relative economic and geopolitical ...

Jena McGregor is a Forbes senior editor who covers the future of work. The war over work from home, it seems, is far from over. Yet these viral news stories appeared just as evidence from academic ...

of the last decade, food has been engineered to disappear. Groceries arrive before we realise we’re low. Dinner is “sorted” in 22 minutes. An app remembers our coffee order better than we do.

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Easier isn’t always better, and this new viral trend shows you how to embrace inconvenience ...