
Maps as marks of societies
Throughout human history, how we perceive and communicate our understanding of the world has been deeply intertwined with the development of geographic maps. As artifacts of social, cultural, and political chronicles, maps have played a pivotal role in shaping how we view our surroundings and interpret our place within them.

A book cover is the beginning of bliss
Writing remains one of the most potent means of preserving collective memory in a world of digital advancements. As an independent and essential cultural element, the book is pivotal in maintaining socio-cultural communication. An integral aspect of any book is its cover – a cultural artifact that acts as the first form of communication with the reader. This blog post explores the significance of book covers as a bridge between the reader and the text, delving into the thoughts of theorist Roland Barthes.

Trust in information: A challenge in the digital age
Disinformation is a growing problem in the digital age. It is easy to create and spread, and it can have serious consequences for society. To combat disinformation, we need to be more critical of the information we consume and support fact-checking organizations. We also need to educate ourselves and others about digital ethics and media literacy. By taking these steps, we can help to create a more informed and trustworthy digital landscape.

Cognitive Enhancement: The Future of the Mind
Cognitive enhancement is a rapidly evolving field with the potential to revolutionize the way we live and work. Learn about the different approaches to cognitive enhancement, the latest technologies in development, and the ethical considerations associated with its use. This blog post covers everything you need to know about the future of the mind.

How the Internet creates FOMO
In today's digital world, the Internet is our go-to for connection and information. But it's essential to watch out for FOMO—the Fear of Missing Out. It's that uneasy feeling when we compare ourselves to others online and worry about making the right choices. Let's remember to strike a balance between our online and offline lives for our well-being.

How We Overestimate Small Probabilities in Decision-Making
Our minds sometimes play tricks on us in the intricate tapestry of decision-making. The phenomenon known as the overestimation of small probabilities reveals a quirk in our cognitive processing. It's a fascinating journey into how we perceive rare events, often treating them as more likely than they genuinely are. From the allure of lotteries to the safety net of insurance, this bias influences our choices unexpectedly.