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Zika virus and what we can do before its too late
Doctor without borders
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What is the next step of evolution for artificial intelligence and robotics?
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Better help yourself – instead of waiting of somebodies help
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When is the Time to end a love story?
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Ever since adolescence, I’ve liked the term ‘unknown’ artist”. Elena Ferrante’s novel
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Globalisten (WeekendAvisen Podcast)
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How to Talk to Children About Temple Covenants After a Divorce”. (Lds Living Magazine)
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HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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Where Are the Women in Sports Science Research? (Outside Magazine)
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Democratic system is chronically short-range (WeekendAvisen)
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Preserving GRATS in any turbulent financial times (Barron´s Magazine)
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Why is quitting drinking so difficult?
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Unconditional selflessness
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Cover book for Terry Deague “Where Pademelons Play
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Elena Ferrante´s novels. About Italy
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Cover book “The importance of being”
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Living with Alzheimer’s
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Smile, Be happy and take the best from your life, even though sometimes it’s not so much
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Teaching children to protect themselves online
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“With this book, I ventured into dangerous waters” (The Guardian)
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“Plants are prisoners, yet they extend, twist, creep their way in”. On Elena Ferrante’s novels (The Guardian)
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“Ohio’s marijuana program slow to metamorphize”. About the legalization of the medical marijuana
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Reaching voters where they are: Political marketing uses new tech to get personal with voters”. (Crain’s Magazine)
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How can you treat someone who doesn’t accept they are ill? (Mosaic Science)
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Finding your stress-free lifestyle
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The Danger of Telling Kids “You Can Do Anything!” The unexpected downsides of constant encouragement.
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Stop the National School Test (Folkeskole Magazine)
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My Love Affair With Writing (The Guardian)
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Political speeches-How do you focus on the meaning of words while listening?
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Holiday at home
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How to trust
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Political speeches
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The Predictable Unpredictability of the Stock Market
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“What is Empathy?”
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The loneliness of the caregiver (MIND Magazine)
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Home is everywhere (The Guardian)
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Save money in everyday life to retire earlier and enjoy your time
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The disorientated ape: Why clever people can be terrible navigators (The Economist)
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Cosa sappiamo sull’autismo (MIND Magazine)
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Move on for now (Fiveash)
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Addiction
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If we want to be honest, we have to confess our bad feelings (The Guardian)
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Suicide is falling around the world, but there are plenty of ways to reduce it further (The Economist)
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Psychology: Why a smile is always better than Prozac
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Zika virus and what we can do before its too late
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Virtual Abyss (Virginia Tech Magazine)
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The Seduction of Beauty (Mind Magazine)
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Stories of Voyeurs
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14 Surprising Signs You’ll Live Longer Than You Think
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How to Increase the Value of Your Home
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Talking about a better, cleaner greener energy (Politiken)
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Why making friends in your 30s is so hard
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Well-Heeled Investors Reap the Republican Tax Cut Bonanza
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The future of fitness will be franchised
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Guns are killing high school kids across America at alarming rates
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From “Silvio Berlusconi. The untouchable man”
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New illustration on Elena Ferrante’s novels. This one about the excessive use of exclamation marks
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How long can Italy resist this financial crisis?
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What does it mean to be a grown up and what we lose
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A Cornucopia of Grandparents Today there are children with six or eight grandparents, step-grandparents and grandparent-equivalents. (The New York Times)
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