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When the brain plays tricks: Understanding the mystery of déjà vu

You walk into a room you've never visited before, yet something feels strangely familiar. Perhaps it is the arrangement of the furniture,…

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Why humans use dress to express identity

Long before people exchange words, they make judgments based on appearance. A business suit may suggest professionalism. A school uniform instantly identifies…

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The mathematics of infinity: A concept that still puzzles scientists

Imagine counting forever. Not for a day, a year, or even a million years, but endlessly. No matter how high you count,…

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Why stadiums make us emotional: The psychology of sports fandom

A cricket fan sits nervously in front of the television as the final over begins. A football supporter leaps from their seat…

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Why ancient philosophy is making a comeback in the digital age

In an age defined by artificial intelligence, social media algorithms, and constant digital connectivity, it may seem surprising that some of the…

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Why some words exist in one language but not another

Have you ever encountered a word in another language that seems impossible to translate? The Portuguese word saudade describes a deep emotional…

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If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

A tree falls deep within a forest. There are no hikers nearby, no birds perched on the branches, and no animals close…

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The El Niño: What it is and what the world should expect

Climate scientists around the world are once again paying close attention to a phenomenon known as El Niño, a naturally occurring climate…

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Does mindfulness meditation really make you kinder?

Mindfulness meditation proponents often tout it as a way to create a more compassionate society. But that claim seems a bit dubious…

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Why your emotional bond with nature is good for you

A study of 38,000 people around the world finds that people who feel connected to nature are more hopeful, purposeful and resilient.…

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Why understanding personality types is becoming increasingly popular

Personality tests and self-assessment tools are becoming increasingly popular among students, professionals, employers, and social media users as more people seek to…

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Why short-form content may be changing the way people think, focus, and consume information

The rapid rise of short-form digital content through platforms such as TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts is increasingly shaping how people…

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IELTS or PTE? What to know before choosing an English proficiency exam

As increasing numbers of Sri Lankan students apply for overseas education and migration opportunities, English proficiency examinations such as IELTS and PTE…

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Can AI become a learning partner instead of a shortcut?

Artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot are rapidly becoming part of student life across the world, including…

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Reimagining classrooms: How structured systems can make PBL work in schools

Project-based learning (PBL) is gaining attention as a way to build independent, critical thinkers. However, educators point out that its success depends…

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