analects noun, pl
/ˈan.ə.lɛkts/
a collection of ideas, extracts, or teachings.
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analects under the categories btrmt. believes in, as set out in the manifesto
analects organised according to the fundamental questions of philosophy
sequences of articles gathered around a more focused idea
- why other people's failures will stop you from achieving 13 Nov 2015 [article]
- how to remember effectively (and why you're doing it wrong) 13 Nov 2015 [article]
- how to boost your 'intelligence' (and what intelligence really is) 11 Nov 2015 [article]
- why job interviews make it harder to get a job 6 Nov 2015 [article]
- why we ignore the biggest part of who we are 30 Oct 2015 [article]
- you don't understand negative reinforcement 28 Oct 2015 [article]
- how the term 'role model' came into being 23 Oct 2015 [article]
- you're studying wrong; encoding specificity 20 Oct 2015 [article]
- what kind of (armchair) psychologist are you? 9 Oct 2015 [article]
- how our memory is divided (and how to maximise it) 2 Oct 2015 [article]
- how always being right makes you dumber 23 Sep 2015 [article]
- how memory works, learned from a person with half a brain 18 Sep 2015 [article]
- your mind ain't telling you the whole truth 16 Sep 2015 [article]
- children strike back - bobo doll experiments 4 Sep 2015 [article]
- how to terrify an infant 2 Sep 2015 [article]
- the struggle to be good; early psychology 28 Aug 2015 [article]
- the 'inkblot test' ain't worth your time 25 Aug 2015 [article]
- mommy and i are one - subliminal messaging is bloody weird 13 Aug 2015 [article]
- talking to yourself ain't crazy (but you're doing it wrong) 7 Aug 2015 [article]
- how conversation sparks intimacy 5 Aug 2015 [article]
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