The psychological term for wanting what you were trained to want is introjected regulation, and research suggests most people spend their lives acting on it without knowing it has a name
The psychological term for wanting what you were trained to want is introjected regulation, and research suggests most people spend their lives acting on it without knowing it has a name
American intelligence designed Tor to hide spies in a crowd, which meant the crowd had to be real — ordinary people, dissidents, journalists, all anonymous together — and that detail is the one almost no one remembers
Personality tests have limited ability to predict actual behavior, and the research has said so for decades, which has done nothing to reduce their popularity
