Researchers Evan Polman and Kyle Emich suggest 1 that you are likely to be more creative when you imagine the problem is someone else's instead of your own. In one study, 262 participants were ...

Pretty instantaneously, this meme exploded onto the scene as a way to mock someone else’s boneheadedness, or otherwise shut down a conversation without ever having to actually prove anything.

Don't know if you noticed, Pandas, but the world is in a funny state right now. It can be hard to maintain a positive outlook, as stress levels are at an all-time high in the U.S. In fact, 40% of ...

There's a meme on the rise that's perfect for shifting the blame to someone else. If the American Chopper meme is the format for facilitating hard-hitting discussions about toxic masculinity and U ...