
How to Know Your True Friends
Psychology professor Jordan B. Peterson proposes a simple set of tests to find out who really is your friend.

Psychology professor Jordan B. Peterson proposes a simple set of tests to find out who really is your friend.

Myths: Despite potential danger, myths about drinking persist, which—for some—can prove fatal. Scientific studies supported by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism provide important information. Learn to challenge widespread, yet incorrect, beliefs about how quickly alcohol affects the body and how long the effects of drinking last.

What is “The Search for Truth”? Is it a prize to win? Or a mountain to climb? What if truth isn’t something you find — but something that grows? Learn how Truth itself grows when you tend to it — like a gardener helping his garden to flower.


In two neighboring anthems — Israel’s Hatikvah and Palestine’s Fida’i —
we hear humanity’s oldest choice echo again:
to build or to burn.

Everyone knows Chazara works. So why do so few Daf Yomi learners stick with it? Turns out, the path to truth isn’t about moving faster—but going deeper. Here’s how repetition sharpens your mind, ignites your curiosity, and helps you truly own the Daf.

WHO KNEW? While few people intentionally purchase products involving enslavement and exploitation of workers, the harsh reality is our global supply chain relies on 40.3 million victims trapped in slavery.

VIDEO+TRANSCRIPT: What are the best food sources of lutein, the primary carotenoid antioxidant in the brain?

SHORT COMEDY: One determined math teacher takes on post-truth America.

Why may those who consume meat have up to three times the risk of developing dementia compared with vegetarians? AGEs may be one explanation.
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