Maysara Kamal

Motivated reasoning is a cognitive bias that causes us to see the truth as we need it to be rather than as it actually is.

The greatest paradox at the heart of the human condition is rooted in man’s overdeveloped cognitive capacity.

Friedrich Wilhelm Schelling was one of the key figures of German Idealism, who placed nature at the center of his work.

The color purple combines the cool shades of blue with the fiery hues of red, merging their contrasting symbolic and psychological qualities.

Carl Jung’s contributions to psychology are innumerable, but his greatest gift to humanity was to shed light on how creative expression can pave the way to healing.

The canon of philosophy tends to eclipse some of the world’s best thinkers, including Norwegian existential philosopher Peter Wessel Zapffe.

The brain is our most powerful information-processing machine, but can it sometimes glitch? Enter the Stroop Effect.

We explore the tension between moral absolutism and moral relativism in the case of lying.