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The Science Behind Why People Are Unkind to Those They Love
 Intimacy with family, friends, and partners makes it easy to confront them over trivial matters, with what researchers call “everyday aggression.”
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Editor's Note: Of course, why we choose to hurt someone is layered in multiple emotional reasons. It may be because of emotional baggage, the desire to assert control or independence, to test boundaries, or simply, because people may just expect a lot from the other. Some may have a fear of intimacy, due to cultural upbringing, or because of living through traumatic or abusive relationships. Excessive shame, too, can cause people to act in self-destructive ways (i.e., lie, cheat, betray, shout)
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WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkTrump threatens to take back Panama Canal over a??ridiculousa?? fees In a proposal to Chinese investors at a regional business summit, Ortega said "every day it becomes more complicated to pass through Panama" and said Nicaragua's canal project could attract Chinese and American investment, noting that the US had considered building a Nicaraguan canal as far back as 1854. WorkRussian video appears to show Australian man fighting for Ukraine captured and interrogated That page, which did not carry a photo of the user’s face, described Oscar Jenkins as a “Marketing Consultant and university lecturer”, with an employment history including as a lecturer at the Tianjin Modern Vocational Technology College in China, a foreign language teacher at another Chinese school and several positions in Melbourne as recently as 2015 – including working at a Toorak club and as a junior cricket coach. WorkThe biggest flops and fizzles in 2024 transportation, from Apple Car to Fisker | TechCrunch The California startup, which had developed a teleoperation platform that allowed a remote driver, sometimes located thousands of miles away, to operate a vehicle if needed, shut down in March. The company had raised a total of $95 million from a mix of backers, including angel investors and early-stage VCs such as Bessemer Venture Partners and Maniv Mobility, private equity firm InfraBridge and strategic investors such as ArcBest and ConGlobal. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkTrump threatens to try and regain control of Panama Canal Several speakers here at the conference were critical of government spending and of politicians in both parties – however the divisions inside the Republican Party which have played out in Congress in recent days were mostly muted. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkApple's next AirPods Pro could offer heart rate and temperature monitoring The company has also reportedly revived its idea of putting cameras into AirPods, a rumor we’ve heard a few times over the last year. According to Gurman, Apple now considers it “a priority” as it works to bolster its AI services. But, it’d likely be years before any camera-equipped AirPods make their debut. As for heart rate monitoring, that may appear much sooner. Gurman writes, “The capability could be ready for the next-generation AirPods Pro, which are in early development.” WorkWorkAt least 10 killed in plane crash in Brazilian mountain resort Gramado is located in the Serra Gaúcha mountains and is popular with Brazilian tourists who enjoy the cool weather, hiking spots and traditional architecture. The town was settled by large numbers of German and Italian immigrants in the 19th century and is a popular destination for Christmas holidays. WorkWorkWorkWorkWorkWorkUK exporters still struggling with post-Brexit rules, says trade body A government spokesperson said: “We are resetting the relationship with our European friends to strengthen ties, secure a broad-based security pact and tackle barriers to trade … We have been clear that there will be no return to the customs union, single market or freedom of movement.” WorkWorkWorkSpaina??s huge Christmas lottery spreads riches worth almost a??3bn More than half of Sunday's top prize, even if bought in Logroño, travelled back to Madrid because many winning tickets were held by a basketball club in the working-class neighbourhood of San Blas-Canillejas. Young club members and their families gathered to chant and dance to drums as they do on court. |
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